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Anyone is free to join!

If there is something wrong with this or the branches need archiving, please report it on the talk page.

Branches

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Please see the wiki rules and talk page guidelines about commenting.


Community pages

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The community uses some other pages for games and projects, such as the Realm. Talk pages of the members are used as secondary chat pages.


Forum nav

Active branches

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Topic Last edit Last author
Miscellaneous 18:47, 28 June 2026 GameCatastrophe
Realm 02:50, 29 June 2026 TigerZhang
Minecraft 02:18, 26 June 2026 Maxxxx Dirt Eater Alt
Minecraft Wiki 14:09, 22 June 2026 TigerZhang
Digital 17:47, 22 June 2026 TigerZhang

Branch archives

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See User:CF/Archive.

Index

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Structure guidelines

This is a chat forum. You can reply to anything in any active branch.

To start a thread, users may comment in the TC, or Topic Creator, of a branch to start a discussion about something not covered by any other unarchived branch, topic, or thread, provided that the topic or thread is not too old. Please note that as a general rule the {{outdent}} template (or "fake outdent"s) should not be used in TCs; a discussion needing an outdent is a sign that it should be split from the TC into its own topic.

The branches

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There are five branches in this forum: Realm, Miscellaneous, Minecraft Wiki, Minecraft, and Digital. Each one is used to chat about its respective topic.

  • The Realm branch covers everything related to A Minecraft Wiki Realm (AMCWR). However, only things that strictly apply to the Realm should be discussed here rather in the Minecraft branch.
  • The Miscellaneous branch mainly covers real life, but also covers everything else that doesn't fit into other branches. This includes things like school, literature, social interactions, history, and so much more!
  • The Minecraft Wiki branch covers everything about the Minecraft Wiki, other users in it, other related wikis, or just wikis themselves if they're relevant. This includes the MediaWiki software, Wikipedia, Fandom, the Discord server, interlanguage wikis, the board, etc.
  • The Minecraft branch covers most Minecraft related topics (including spinoffs, websites, and videos), official and unofficial, apart from AMCWR. This includes Mojang, add-ons, mods, Minecraft YouTubers, Minecraft-related websites, and, of course, Minecraft itself.
  • The Digital branch covers everything unrelated to AMCWR, Minecraft, or wikis, such as video games or programming. Topics that are not strictly digital but can be like books or music should go in the Miscellaneous branch.

Topic Creators

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At the top of any branch, there is a "Topic Creator" section. There is also a generic comment at the top of the Topic Creator. It has a generic message, stating that you can reply to that comment.

  • In order to start a new discussion, just reply to the comment at the top of Topic Creator directly. Your comment should be written as the start of a new topic, since each comment formatted as such acts as an independent topic. Of course, this means it could be just about anything. Like a random thought, an idea, a story, a description of how you're feeling, or any other message. This is also a good place to {{ping}} someone.

Splitting

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Keep in mind, every comment / reply is a "topic".

A topic may be split when:

  • It has 16 replies by 3 or more users, or 20 replies by 2 users. The top level comment counts as a one of these replies.
    • If the comment is a reply to the topic creator, split it into a completely new section of the branch.
  • The discussion gets off topic
  • The topic gets so long that a second, third, fourth, etc. topic is necessary
    • Especially if the indentation has gone too far, because 2 or more users are replying back and forth to each other.

When splitting, be sure to modify the indentation as if it's its own topic, move it to the bottom of the page (or a different branch if necessary), and give it a title.

  • If the topic is in the topic creator, this usually means reducing the indentation by one.
  • The indentation should be reduced such that every reply to the top level comment loses the same amount of indentation.
    • And the top level comment should have no more indentation.

Also, if it looks like one comment is a reply to another comment, but the indentation of the comments doesn't indicate so, do consider modifying the indentation to make more sense.

  • You might want to ask the person who made that comment if they think this makes sense, before you do this.

Finally, if many comments in the Topic Creator all seem related to each other, but they're all separate topics, consider merging them into the same topic.

  • You might want to discuss this merge / split before you do it. If so, then create a new reply to that Topic Creator, describing your proposed merging / splitting of the topics.

Archiving

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If a topic in a Topic Creator (i.e. a reply to the TC), has been around for seven days and discussion is unlikely to continue, it should be archived.

  • The reply should be moved to the most recent respective TC archive for its page.
  • For practical reasons, many replies should be archived all at once in this fashion, but the logic for qualifying for archive should still apply to each reply individually.
  • If an old reply has gotten recent activity, you should consider splitting it into a new topic, unless it has too few replies to it.
    • If you do split the reply, follow the normal splitting guidelines and don't archive it. Also note that topics should be in chronological order of their first comments.

Eventually, there will be many inactive topics (outside the Topic Creator) on a given branch. When this happens, you should consider archiving the topics. A good rule for inactivity is 2 or more weeks since the last comment. If this archive ends up being controversial or if you're unsure about it, then start a new topic to discuss the archive. Create the topic as a new section, rather than adding it to the TC.

  • When a set of topics is archived, make them all a subsection of a new section on the archive page. For example, the topics being archived might be titled "My cat" and "The orchard" (i.e. those are their section names). They would be placed under a new section, like so:
    • Section 3
      • My cat
      • The orchard
    • The top section of the archive ("Section 3" in the example) should simply be called "Section N", where N is the index of the section. The first archive of an archive branch would be called "Section 1", the next archive would be called "Section 2", and so on.
  • Finally, if you had to create a discussion for the archive (as described earlier), include that discussion's section in the archive too (once consensus has been reached and the disucssion is over). Like so:
    • Section 3
      • My cat
      • The orchard
      • Discussion

Branch archives are made at "User:CF/Archive/<branch name> <number>", with a separate archive created when the last one eventually gets too long. An archive section (as described above), can be composed of any number of chat topics, based on when they were archived, and potentially a topic discussing the archive itself. Each archive section should uses a H2 header.

As a general rule, make sure to not edit or modify any comments when splitting, merging, archiving, or moving them. Adding hatnotes or comments of your own in order to clarify things is okay though.


Questions and suggestions

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The CF can always be branched in case its structure becomes imbalanced. Before doing so, make sure to discuss the creation of the new branch with the other members of the CF. At least 2 members must support the branch and the discussion should exist for at least 4 days before creation. Any opposition must be overridden before creation.

If you have any questions, please ask the community either in the MCW branch or this page's talk page.

If you want a guideline to be changed, please post on the talk page.

About

This chat forum is a place where users can come to hang out, relax, and chat with other editors (Kind of like the discord server but on wiki). This small community is a safe place to just... talk.

This chat forum started as a single page when PhoenixAsh89 and Nerdyguy2000 were chatting on various topics, which became slowly off topic. These topics can be found in the archives of their talk pages.

  • The original chat was created on User talk:PhoenixAsh89/chat. ArduFish, Øscar, and Hoangminhle2011 joined that chat over time.
  • Then, with the speed of the conversations growing, NG2K suggested a larger scale chat, with a community. So, the chat forum was restructured into the current page.
  • After that, several users joined the Chat forum. See the table below below for more information.
18 July, 2024The original chat page is created.
1 August, 2024PhoenixAsh89, the host of the chat page, is forced into inactivity by local storms in real life. NG2K assumes that he is busy with school or something.
26 September, 2024PhoenixAsh89 becomes active again.
28 September, 2024A second chat topic is made.
2 October, 2024ArduFish joins the chat, in a separate topic.
3 October, 2024Chat the Third is created.
7 October, 2024Øscar joins the chat.
14 October 2024Hoangminhle2011 joins the chat.
14 October, 2024Chat the Fourth is created.
20 October, 2024Chat the Fifth created.
20 October, 2024Chat forum proposed and created
21 October, 2024Chat the Fifth is moved from the original chat page to "User:PhoenixAsh89/Chat-Forum/Active/Chat the Fifth" i.e. the "Chat the Fifth" branch.
1 November, 2024The chat forum is finally put together.
1 November, 2024The "Chat the Fifth" branch is moved to the current Miscellaneous branch.
2 November, 2024The "Chat the Fifth" is archived to the original chat.
3 November, 2024The first Topic Creator is born.
21 January, 2025NmF joins the chat forum.
14 February, 2025 Kavan joins the chat forum.
14 February, 2025Ssysi joins the chat forum.
15 February, 2025MinecraftBedrockPlayer7 joins the chat forum.
5 March, 2025Die Tiefe joins the chat forum.
5 April, 2025A new branch has been made for discussions about AMCM containing spoilers.
14 April, 2025amethyst_hhh joins the chat forum.
14 April, 2025Rout joins the chat forum.
28 April, 2025A new branch has been created for discussions about the new Realm.
19 June, 2025Simanelix joins the chat forum.
6 July, 2025Arimelonie joins the chat forum.
16 July, 2025BigEarsQuake 2 joins the chat forum.
18 October, 2025Artful joins the chat forum.
20 October, 2025Moved the Chat-Forum to User:CF. This account is owned by ArduFish, but it is a more neutral location for the Chat-Forum, and the name is shorter.
21 October, 2025Nixinova joins the chat forum.
22 October, 2025LiteraGame joins the chat forum.
25 October, 2025BigEarsQuake 2 leaves the chat forum.
31 October, 2025Improved this section, and moved the main page to .
18 November, 2025GameCatastrophe joins the chat forum.
13 December, 202572011copperfan2 joins the chat forum.
4 January, 2026NG2K announces that he is disassociating from the chat forum.
4 January, 2026Rout leaves all non-Minecraft related branches.
4 March, 2026Redstone Engineer joins the chat forum.
2 May, 2026Redstone Engineer creates the category "Chat Forum Members".

Guidelines & Disclaimers

Politeness and consideration guidelines

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  • No controversy is intended by any comment on this chat forum, and no controversy should be caused by any, and all comments should be treated as such, unless negative or offensive intentions are completely clear and unequivocal, in which case those comments should be removed. Note that comments on the main CF page's talk page are subject to the talk page guidelines rather than these.
  • Despite the first point, the phrase "no offense intended" or similar phrases should be used when applicable.
  • Please do not intentionally and/or knowingly offend or disrespect any user here.
  • Spam and/or vandalism, racism, profanity, and other similar behaviors should be counted as disrespect and therefore should never be in this forum.
  • This chat is a safe place. No one should be judging anyone here!
  • Please, no offensive or unwise language. Any such should be replaced with [spoiler]@#$%&!@#$%&!.
    • Make sure to actually use symbols instead of swear words, because swear words are bad practice on the wiki in general. In fact, if you want to swear, it might be better to directly state how you're feeling. e.g. "That makes me feel disrespected!"
  • Politeness and honesty are valued here! Please give your honest opinions here. We will not judge you. And please be as polite as you can be.

To put it shortly, make this a perfect chat forum! That can't be against the rules, can it?

Any breaking of rules will be reported to, uh, the person who broke the rules with a polite warning. Persistent rule breakers are also probably breaking the wiki rules, and thus will probably be blocked.

Other guidelines

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  • Please do not put "(unrelated)" to change the subject of a topic. Instead, comment in the topic creator.
  • Staying relatively on topic is encouraged, but slowly transitioning to another topic is also encouraged; it allows us to split the topic and have more diverse topics with the discussion still in full swing.
  • Do not create long threads of short, pointless comments. The chat forum is a place for casual discussion, not simple chatter. While in a discussion, one or two comments like "wow that's so weird lol" are allowed; always assume good faith.
  • Please be careful with what you're discussing here, there are a few topics we really shouldn't talk about.
    • Talking about politics is okay, as long as it doesn't end in debating or arguing. Respect one's opinion, we're free to have our own thoughts.
    • please end the topic if it becomes offensive or insulting

Community

Here, we have a small chat community made up of a few users. Here's a list of the community members:

Here is more information about each member:

Former members/visitors

Time zone table

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The time zones of the users in this community can be found here:

Standard
Time zone 		User UTC +/- Daylight savings Hemisphere Current local time (Barring DST) [Refresh]
UTC -11/+13 20:12
UTC -10/+14 21:12
UTC -9 22:12
UTC -8 23:12
MST Nerdyguy2000 UTC -7 No North 0:12
CST 72011copperfan2,
GameCatastrophe,
NmF
Redstone Engineer 		UTC -6 Yes North 1:12
EST amethyst_hhh,
PhoenixAsh89,
Simanelix,
Hunter is nerd 		UTC -5 Yes North 2:12
UTC -4 3:12
BRT LiteraGame UTC -3 No South 4:12
UTC -2 5:12
UTC -1 6:12
UTC
/GMT 		Rout UTC +/-0 Yes North 7:12
CET MinecraftBedrockPlayer7,
Ssysi 		UTC+1 Yes North 8:12
EET ArduFish UTC+2 Yes North 9:12
UTC+3 10:12
UTC+4 11:12
UTC+5 12:12
UTC+6 13:12
UTC+7 14:12
UTC+8 15:12
UTC
/GMT 		Battot the Voltroid,
Cube 459 GD 		UTC+9 No North 16:12
UTC+10 17:12
UTC+11 18:12
UTC +/-12 19:12

CF Indicator

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To show that you are a member of the Chat-Forum, you optionally can add the following code to your userpage: 

<indicator name="CF">[[File:Chat forum button.png|35px|link=User:CF]]</indicator>

It will add a little icon, or indicator, to the top portion of your userpage, aligned to the right on the same line as the page title. An example is on Simanelix's userpage.

Edit table

Updates

The CF is always changing! Let's see the history of these updates:

Number Notable changes Release date Further updates
CF 1.0 Basic Structure of CF. Three branches currently exist; Minceraft, Minecraft Wiki, and Miscellaneous. Development started on the 20th of October 2024, but it wasn't completely finished until 5 November. On the 20 of November the guidelines were further expanded. In the next few days other small changes and adjustments were made, including a guideline about topics and branch descriptions. Additionally, the TC archive was created. This led to TCs being archived a lot.
1.0.1 The community time zone table was expanded. Nothing much here. 13 December 2024 N/A
1.0.10 Archiving guidelines were tweaked and guidelines were changed to require discussion before changing. 29-30 December 2024 N/A
1.0.10 A1 The Minecraft branch was archived. This was the first full-topic archiving of the CF. 20 January 2025 N/A
1.0.10 A2 All Topic Creators were archived. 8-16 February 2025 It should be noted that there was an influx of CF growth in member count in this time period.
1.0.10 A3 The Misc and MCW branches were both archived. 27 February 2025 N/A
1.0.11 The community section was reworked slightly. 2 March 2025 A few days later the history table was also tweaked to use internal links.
1.0.20 A temporary Movie branch was created. 5 April 2025 On the 27th, the Movie branch was archived.
1.0.30 A new branch is created, the Realm branch. 28 April 2025 N/A
1.0.30 A1 A lot of stuff was archived. 29 May 2025 N/A
1.1.0 A lot of stuff was updated! The CF got guidelines for branching, TCs got unique names, the TC archive was split, a new "Digital" branch was added, the community section was updated, and more! Stretched through July. N/A
 
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