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| − | + | Until further notice, [[User:ripper234|ripper234]] is the maintainer of this page. | |
| + | Please visit [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157857.0 the related forum thread on bitcointalk] to see discussion. Do not make significant changes to this page without reaching a consensus of admins. | ||
This article describes the governance of this wiki. | This article describes the governance of this wiki. | ||
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= History = | = History = | ||
== Current state == | == Current state == | ||
| − | + | There is a set of six [https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Special:ListUsers&group=sysop users with admin] rights: | |
* [[User:Genjix]] | * [[User:Genjix]] | ||
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[[Wiki_admin_nominations|This page]] will contain nominations for new admins, and hopefully some of them will be added in the future. | [[Wiki_admin_nominations|This page]] will contain nominations for new admins, and hopefully some of them will be added in the future. | ||
| − | == | + | = Core Rules = |
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| − | + | I (ripper234) consider the rules below as '''official policy''' at this point. Other admins will be encouraged (by not forced) to enforce them, and users will be encouraged to report violations of these rules - please use the above bitcointalk thread for this purpose. | |
| − | + | They do not replace [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Etiquette standard wiki etiquette], but are rather in place to be used where the etiquette fails. Other users / admins may disagree with these rules - please take up the disagreement to the bitcointalk thread. | |
| − | They do not replace [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Etiquette standard wiki etiquette], but are rather in place to be used where the etiquette fails. | ||
| − | # Discussions that are not utter rubbish (spam/ | + | # Discussions that are not utter rubbish (spam/gibrish) should never be deleted or reverted. [https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Talk%3ATonal_Bitcoin&diff=11554&oldid=11522 Example of rule violation]. Archiving is a solution that can be used to clean up cluttered pages, in stead of deletion/revertion. |
| − | # Edits should respect [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Neutral_point_of_view NPOV]. Do not merely revert edits if you disagree with some perspective; instead, try to rephrase the language in a way that does not | + | # Edits should respect [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Neutral_point_of_view NPOV]. Do not merely revert edits if you disagree with some perspective; instead, try to rephrase the language in a way that does not change the original perspective, while being more agreeable to your own. |
# Avoid [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reverting revert wars], they are unproductive. Seek cooperative solutions and compromises which satisfy everyone. Perfection is not a goal here. | # Avoid [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reverting revert wars], they are unproductive. Seek cooperative solutions and compromises which satisfy everyone. Perfection is not a goal here. | ||
| + | ## In case of dispute, citations should be brought in to support a POV. | ||
| + | ## Citations should be "convincing". Quoting a few opinions and prefixing an opinion with "some claim that" is not cause to violate NPOV. | ||
| + | # No [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Edit_warring edit wars] are allowed. | ||
= Transgression = | = Transgression = | ||
| − | The rules above will | + | The rules above will be enforced starting from 14 April 2013 - past "transgressions" are of course not punishable. |
| − | Admins will not be trigger-happy, and any | + | |
| + | Admins will not be trigger-happy, and any punishment for breaking the rules can (to some degree) be appealed (recommended medium is posting to bitcointalk). | ||
However, rules without a bite are meaningless, and so appropriate measures will be used to enforce this set of rules. | However, rules without a bite are meaningless, and so appropriate measures will be used to enforce this set of rules. | ||
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The measures include warnings, locking articles, temporary bans, and ultimately might include permanent bans. | The measures include warnings, locking articles, temporary bans, and ultimately might include permanent bans. | ||
[[category:meta]] | [[category:meta]] | ||
Revision as of 15:25, 13 April 2013
Until further notice, ripper234 is the maintainer of this page.
Please visit the related forum thread on bitcointalk to see discussion. Do not make significant changes to this page without reaching a consensus of admins.
This article describes the governance of this wiki.
History
Current state
There is a set of six users with admin rights:
- User:Genjix
- User:Kiba
- User:MagicalTux
- User:Nanotube
- User:Sgornick
- User:Ripper234 - Added on March 2013
MagicalTux is the only beaurocrat, and nobody else is capable of appointing new admins.
This page will contain nominations for new admins, and hopefully some of them will be added in the future.
Core Rules
I (ripper234) consider the rules below as official policy at this point. Other admins will be encouraged (by not forced) to enforce them, and users will be encouraged to report violations of these rules - please use the above bitcointalk thread for this purpose.
They do not replace standard wiki etiquette, but are rather in place to be used where the etiquette fails. Other users / admins may disagree with these rules - please take up the disagreement to the bitcointalk thread.
- Discussions that are not utter rubbish (spam/gibrish) should never be deleted or reverted. Example of rule violation. Archiving is a solution that can be used to clean up cluttered pages, in stead of deletion/revertion.
- Edits should respect NPOV. Do not merely revert edits if you disagree with some perspective; instead, try to rephrase the language in a way that does not change the original perspective, while being more agreeable to your own.
- Avoid revert wars, they are unproductive. Seek cooperative solutions and compromises which satisfy everyone. Perfection is not a goal here.
- In case of dispute, citations should be brought in to support a POV.
- Citations should be "convincing". Quoting a few opinions and prefixing an opinion with "some claim that" is not cause to violate NPOV.
- No edit wars are allowed.
Transgression
The rules above will be enforced starting from 14 April 2013 - past "transgressions" are of course not punishable.
Admins will not be trigger-happy, and any punishment for breaking the rules can (to some degree) be appealed (recommended medium is posting to bitcointalk).
However, rules without a bite are meaningless, and so appropriate measures will be used to enforce this set of rules.
The measures include warnings, locking articles, temporary bans, and ultimately might include permanent bans.
