Where things are final

The Bless Wiki

The Bless Wiki is our living storybook: player pages and event entries that show what people built here, what they're known for, and where they struggled and grew.

It exists so no new lion has to re-live the same drama or re-discover the same legends from scratch. It is not a wall of shame. It's a record of reality — the good, the messy and the redeemed.

Open the Wiki

Opt in, opt out, and the Crown

You open a ticket: 'I'd like a Bless Wiki page,' or 'I'd like my page retired.'
The Crown approaches you: if your name keeps coming up and no page exists, the Crown may reach out and ask if you're willing to be added.
No one gets a full profile dropped on them out of nowhere. The Crown checks in first and only proceeds with your consent.
If you opt out, your personal page isn't maintained — but major public incidents may still appear in neutral event logs for context and safety.

What goes on a page

Contributions

Events you hosted, systems you helped create, guides you wrote, nights you saved, communities you nurtured.

Recognition

Shout-outs from others, phrases you coined that became part of the culture, recurring memes you started.

Personality staples

Your usual roles, common jokes, aesthetics, signature looks, ongoing projects.

Milestones

Firsts with Bless — first event run, first team led, first real social breakthrough.

Growth notes

Things you once struggled with — flaking, burnout, communication — and the ways you improved.

A page should read like: here's who this lion has been, honestly, and how that story has evolved.

Drama & accountability entries

We log events and choices, not feelings and insults.
Partakers who actively escalated or caused harm may be listed by name.
Victims and defenders are noted as such and are never framed as part of the problem.
If an entry is biased, incomplete or unfair, open a ticket, explain what's missing, and suggest corrections.
The Wiki should show where we messed up and how we handled it. If we ever get self-protective, the Wiki will expose that bias over time. That's the point.

Suggesting changes

You can suggest additions, edits or removals for your own page, event summaries, positive recognition for others, and cultural staples that deserve remembering. Use the Wiki channel or a ticket — "please add X to my page," "this entry is missing Y context," "Z did something amazing and it should be recorded." The Crown reviews every suggestion in a secluded environment first, then decides who needs to be involved.

Safety, privacy and tone

Reports and Wiki topics go to the Crown first. Everything lands in one quiet place before anyone else is looped in.
Comfort before resolution. If there's no path that preserves basic safety and comfort, the problem is the person blocking that path — and they may be removed.
No decision about your page is made without talking to you first.
No one is outed as 'the one who wrote that.'
Retaliation for speaking up about Wiki content is a serious offense against the Pride.

Why this is warm, not scary

Good deeds don't vanish when memory fades.

New lions can understand old lions without picking through years of whispers.

People who grow get to have that growth visible, not erased.

Successes and failures both stay on record, so we can see our actual evolution.

Funny moments, iconic quotes and legendary disasters are preserved as shared myth.

The Wiki is where Bless remembers itself — honestly, playfully, and with enough truth that we become better lions than we were the season before.

The rules underneath all of it →