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How to write a Seduction Wiki article. Policy lives on Seduction Wiki:Point of view. This page is the working order.

Gold standard

Girls Chase (editorial) and Skilled Seducer (forum) are one school. Chase Amante is the named source. That school sets the lead of every technique, training, and "what should I actually do" page.

Page shape

  1. Lead — Girls Chase / Skilled Seducer account, in encyclopedia English. If the term is older (Mystery, ASF, Jeffries), one sentence of origin, then the house meaning.
  2. Method — what a student of that school actually does. Prefer the Newbie assignment, fundamentals list, logistics, direct intent, calibration.
  3. Other schools — labeled. "Mystery-era: …" "London daygame: …" Do not merge them into the lead.
  4. Failure mode — how beginners wreck it (neo-direct, waiting for IOIs, auto-rejection, one-itis, scripts without calibration).
  5. Sources — link the Girls Chase URL or Skilled Seducer thread. Paraphrase. Do not paste the assignment, a paywalled essay, or a 200-post thread.

Clash rule

If Chase and another school disagree, Chase wins the lead. The other school gets a section. If Chase is silent and the term is living slang, the Wingman glossary may carry the page. If Chase is silent and the term is dead ASF jargon, write a short historical stub.

Do not

  • Treat all pickup authors as a panel of equals.
  • Let red-pill politics, looksmaxxing culture, or bootcamp marketing set a definition.
  • Dump Skilled Seducer. Gold standard is a POV, not a mirror.
  • Convert wingman.live/blog posts into wiki pages. The blog is a spark. Chase still writes the lead.