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Recently, I threw together a draft of a policy page about promotional content, with some guidelines on what to keep in mind to avoid spamming. (Incidentally, this is for Codidact itself.)

I decided to spice things up a bit, and instead of going for a dry, boring, details-schmetails type of policy page, I went for a bit of a more... lighthearted approach.

Throughout the page, I kept up a reference to a dragon-riding attraction as an example of promotion. The first paragraph goes like this:

> It's natural to want to promote yourself. You want as many people as possible to know about your dragon-riding place (only 1,000 gold coins per ride!), and to make sure that you're their first choice for saddling up firebreathers. With that in mind, though, we do need to set some restrictions and guidelines on self-promotion here.

The rest of the text contains further references to this dragon-riding place.

My question here is, though: Is this going to be helpful or harmful? Since it's written in a lighthearted tone, does that mean that people are more likely to actually read it (instead of having their eyes glaze over), or does it mean that people are going to dismiss it for not being serious enough?

At the end of the day, is it going to be helpful or harmful to have a bit of levity on the official policy page?