Added "Guiding Principles" page

docs/Guiding-Principles.md

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+# Guiding Principles
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+## The AI plays to win
+
+In a perfect world, the AI would pass the "Turing test" of gameplay - you would't be able to tell if you're playing against a human or AI.
+
+Examples:
+
+- No "what would you offer me for this"
+- AI will choose to attack you if your military is weak (WILL kick you when you're down)
+
+There is a fine line here between "exploitable" and "no fun" regarding trade - regular players may refuse any trade you offer them on principle.
+We don't want that from the AI, which leaves us slightly open to exploits, but that's a trade-off we make knowingly.
+
+## Modding philosophy - minimal amount of objects, maximum amount of interactions
+
+As a new modder it's easy to get lost in the sheer number of uniques.
+
+Our aim is to minimize the *number* of uniques as much as possible, but enable "emergent modding" by allowing combinations.
+
+Examples:
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+- Parameters in uniques > multiple uniques
+- Conditions should be Conditionals, so they can be applied to all uniques
+- Triggered uniques and unique triggers - all combinations
+- Unit Action modifiers, rather than special attributes for specific unit actions

docs/Privacy-Policy.md

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 ## We do store your Multiplayer games
 
-IF you want to use an alternative server backend, you can set your server URL in the Options menu
+If you want to use an alternative server backend, you can set your server URL in the Options menu