1) Unprofessionalism
Make sure that our articles radiate the professionalism that would be expected from a larger wiki. For example, saying things like "The Boiler is a great place to hang out!" or "Puffles and Penguins love to chill at the Ski Hill!" should be discouraged against.

2) Repetition
Articles tend to repeat themselves in places, especially item based ones. If you say it twice, it doesn't need to be said.

3) Grammar
Everyone's favorite. Just make sure the grammar is up to snuff.

4) Exclamation points
General rule of thumb, do not use exclamations. We write in the passive for articles. We're historians. Think like them.

5) Style
Write like a history textbook, not a tabloid.

6) Truths
Do not inject personal opinion or myths into any articles. Focus on the facts. In addition to this, do not add anything to the wiki that is purely based on speculation. Anything that has not been officially confirmed to happen in CP3D should not be documented until it is confirmed, if at all.

Keep in mind that these guidelines will become obsolete when a Manual of Style is developed. If you wish to edit this list, please go to Template:ToDoList.

• Any articles that still say Club Penguin 3D need to be changed to CP3D.

• Most room articles up to date images on their vanilla designs. Notable mentions are the Dance Lounge, and most outdoor rooms showing the pre-2020 tree model.

• Various pages for stamps need to be created/completed.

• Various items need the "Rare Item" category added to them.

• Item articles for some clothing and furniture need to be created. A good place to start would be at recently released catalogs.

• Some articles are missing images. Look in the 'Pages with broken file links' category page for any articles that need images.

• Several clothing items need Player Card images.

• A few images are still missing from The Penguin Times.

• Some articles are not up to date. Look in the 'Outdated Articles' category page for any article that falls under being outdated.