Metroid Fanon Wiki:Requests for Adminship
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This page is where users can request not only adminship, but rollback or bureucratic rights. Other users will support or oppose their request. After getting +3 points in one week, the rights are granted.
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[edit] Point System
In order to get the rights, a user needs at least +3points. Here is the point system:
- Support Vote: +1 point
- Oppose Vote: -1 point.
To further clarify, here are a few examples:
- User A has 4 support votes and 1 oppose vote, and their post has been up for one week. Thus, they have 3 points and their request is approved.
- User B has 5 support votes and 3 oppose votes. Thus, they have 2 points and their request is not approved (yet).
- User C has 1 support vote and 3 oppose votes. Thus, their score is -2 and their request is not approved.
Notice that although user B and C don't have 3 points, their requests aren't denied. That is because more users could support the requests and bring their scores up to 3. However, if a request does not reach +3 within three months, the request is denied and the votes are cleared. If the user wishes to repost they may, but the denial time is decreased to one month.
Users are subject to final bureaucrat approval. This means that, while the points are required for a user to get promoted, a bureaucrat may choose not to promote that user even if they have the required number of points. This is intended as a fail-safe and should only be used by bureaucrats within reason.
Also, a user can have a negative amount of points, as is the case with User C.
In addition, a request must be up for at least one week (7 days) to be approved. This is to make sure everyone has the chance to vote if they wish to.
Finally, any user can vote. However, votes must be signed, or they do not count.
[edit] Requests
[edit] Requests for Rollback Rights
[edit] Requests of Adminship
[edit] Requests for Bureucracy
[edit] Disclaimer
The number of points needed is subject to change depending on the number of active users. An increase in the number active users will mean an increase in the required number of points, and a decrease in the number of active members will cause a decrease in the amount of required points.
