Incubator:Administrators
From Wikimedia Incubator
This is official Incubator policy.
You may edit it, but please discuss major changes on the talk page first.
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[edit] List of users with special status
See also Special:Listusers, especially Special:Listusers/sysop, Special:Listusers/test-sysop and Special:Listusers/bot.
- Angela (Talk | contribs) (administrator, bureaucrat)
- Cbrown1023 (Talk | contribs) (administrator, bureaucrat, import)
- Danny B. (Talk | contribs) (administrator, bureaucrat)
- Markvondeegel (Talk | contribs) (administrator, bureaucrat)
- MF-Warburg (Talk | contribs) (administrator, bureaucrat, import)
- SPQRobin (Talk | contribs) (administrator, bureaucrat, import)
- Amdf (Talk | contribs) (test administrator Wp/myv)
- Better (Talk | contribs) (test administrator Wp/ext)
- Eko (Talk | contribs) (test administrator wp/rif)
- Girmitya (Talk | contribs) (test administrator Wp/hif and Wt/hif)
- Herr Kriss (Talk | contribs) (test administrator wp/szl)
- Martinvoll (Talk | contribs) (test administrator wp/pfl)
- Mohau (Talk | contribs) (test administrator wp/nso)
- Ooswesthoesbes (Talk | contribs) (test administrator wq/li)
- Sinopeus (Talk | contribs) (test administrator wp/pnt)
- Slamet Serayu (Talk | contribs) (test administrator Wp/mad)
- Tonyfroio (Talk | contribs) (test administrator wt/mul)
- Wikjba'cakp' (Talk | contribs) (test administrator wp/mcq)
- Kimberley-nia Bot (Talk | contribs) (bot, administrator)
- SPQRobot (Talk | contribs) (bot, administrator)
[edit] What are administrators?
Administrator access is granted to known and trusted members of the community who are familiar with the policies of Wikimedia's Incubator wiki. Adminship status on Wikimedia Incubator is not an honour for outstanding content contributors but just an additional tool for people that showed that they want to clean up. Administrator access is also not meant to imply editorial authority on the project. An administrator is simply a trusted user who can:
- protect and unprotect pages
- delete and undelete pages
- delete images and other uploaded files
- block and unblock users
- edit the interface and other protected pages.
[edit] What are test administrators?
A test administrator is an active contributor to a test here on Incubator who was given rights to take care of that test. A test administrator can
- delete page
- undelete page
- view deleted history of page
- block users
- block users with blocking the use of Special:Emailuser
- perform rollback
however, they can only use their tools on pages/users in their own test. All policies applying to administrators apply to the test administrators as well.
[edit] What is expected from an administrator?
You can request adminship on the Incubator if you meet the following criteria:
- You are not completely new to Wikimedia projects and you understand and agree with the goals of the Incubator project.
- You have a user page on the Incubator and are a contributor to this wiki.
- You agree to follow relevant policies as those are developed here and respect consensus of the users of this site.
As with the policy for administrator access on Meta and Commons, inactive administrators may have their access removed. According to this policy, any sysop inactive on Incubator will be desysoped. "Inactive" means no edits in the past six months. Inactive administrators may re-apply in the regular way.
All users with special rights are expected to watch the Administrators' noticeboard for notices put up by other users.
[edit] What is expected from a test administrator?
For test administrators, the same criteria as for administrators apply.
Test administrators will be desysopped after a year or after a domain request for their language is completed.
Note: This is not maintained by the computer system, but by the other users (mostly the bureaucrats). If you do something outside your test, be prepared to defend your actions or you may be desysopped.
[edit] Requests for permissions
- There are no requests for bureaucratship; any administrator may optionally ask to become a bureaucrat after one month (providing they have behaved well).
- Note that this page is used for requesting other permissions, too. For example, before running a robot, you can request a bot flag here.
- You can be a test admin for more than one test; however, it is unlikely that there will be more than one admin allowed for each test. Requests for adminships on tests with fewer than 50 articles will not be accepted, and you should have a history of useful editing on the test before you place a request here. Requests for multiple tests must include at least one test with 50 articles or more.
- Previous requests are listed in the /Archive.
[edit] Current requests for adminship
When there are no votes or comments anymore in the next five days after the last vote or comment, a bureaucrat will make a decision based on the votes and comments.
[edit] VasilievVV
I need adminship here as it would be handy for importing closed projects to incubator. Thanks - VasilievVV 11:32, 14 May 2008 (UTC)
- Support. (it is btw the same reason I used in my RfA ~1year ago) --MF-W {a, b} 11:38, 14 May 2008 (UTC)
Support Not the same reason like me, but that's no reason to oppose. -Markvondeegel 05:34, 15 May 2008 (UTC)- Support. SPQRobin 15:04, 15 May 2008 (UTC)
- Support. A.M.D.F. 17:31, 17 May 2008 (UTC)
- support .snoopy. 21:19, 18 May 2008 (UTC)
- Ya tozhe saportuju tebya ;-) (aka Support) — Danny B. 23:22, 18 May 2008 (UTC)
Done --MF-W {a, b} 15:33, 19 May 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Current requests for test adminship
Place your request, including the name of the test(s) in which you work, below. Other users are given five days to place comments. After this period, requests will be reviewed by a bureaucrat and if there is no reasonable opposition, you will be made into an admin.
The requests below are not votes. They are opportunities for other users to raise possible problems. If you get no comment at all under your name, that doesn't mean you are a bad user; it means no one has any objections to you being a test admin. Please do not comment unless you feel there is a strong reason for the request not to be granted.
If you are a contributor to the same test as the test of the user who asks for administrator's rights at the test please add {{Testpart}} add your vote, so the bureaucrat can see that your vote is more relevant to the request than someone else's.
[edit] Current requests for bot flags
Please list you and your bot's name below along with a description of what your bot will be used for. A bureaucrat will decide if a bot is safe and needed though any user may make a comment about it.
