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Groups of Interest (GoI)

The following content comes from anomalous organizations discovered or believed to exist by members of this wiki. These include organizations that are widely known in the real world, such as the Illuminati.
Please note that for many of these organizations, we do not have definitive evidence proving that they are anomalous. They themselves will not provide any concrete evidence either. Perhaps some of these organizations are simply products of our own imagination.
However, there are also organizations for which the evidence we have discovered may be so terrifying that it could drive someone… insane? Therefore, please read the following files with caution.
You have been warned.

So, do you want to create another Group of Interest?

Basic Requirements

• The term "Group of Interest" (GoI) is used by Guanmiao Wiki to refer to any organization that may be connected to the anomalous world.
• Each GoI must have more than one member.
• To be added to this list, the GoI must appear in at least three qualified articles (+2) written by at least two different authors.
• The GoI must be open for submissions from all members.
• The GoI must have a searchable tag.
• The GoI must have a hub page or similar page for this page to link to.
• Most Groups of Interest have a GoI format, allowing authors to describe anomalies from the perspective of that organization, but this is not mandatory.
• External websites' GoIs may not be used.

Submission
Send a private message to a site administrator or moderator, and provide the articles in which the organization has appeared along with the authors who participated in their creation.
If you have any questions, please ask in the discussion section of this page.
Reasons for rejection may include the inclusion of articles within the deletion scope, or the GoI being a derivative organization of an already existing group.
If a GoI only meets the minimum requirements, it may fail to gain community recognition and may require additional work to explore its potential and integrate it into the site's overall worldbuilding. If the organization does not meet the minimum requirements, it will be removed after review by site administrators. For this reason, it is recommended that creators submit more than the minimum number of required articles before requesting approval.
Note…
Creating a new Group of Interest may take several months. Although new GoIs can be submitted at any time, creators are encouraged to prioritize quality over speed, making their developing GoIs more competitive.
Groups of Interest should encourage community members to write derivative works beyond the original series. Community acceptance is essential to their success.