Wikireligion:Requests for adminship
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Revision as of 14:26, 8 March 2007
Trying in a Rfa is the first step in becoming a sysop here at wikireligion. Rfa's last for one month. To become a sysop you need 75% of the votes to be support and over 4 people need to vote. If you pass then you are a sysop elect but not a sysop yet. You are a sysop elect for 2 weeks before you are given the tools. After you get the tools you are assigned a sysop to watch over you. If after a month he thinks you are doing good you will become a permanent sysop as long as you act good. If he does not think you are doing good enough you are assigned another sysop, this can happen up to three times. If the sysop does not think you are ready you are only a temporary admin, meaning you have the tools for three months. It will usualy take you 1.2 months to become a sysop but may take up to 4.2 months. If we are in need of more sysops the waiting period can be taken away, and Rfa's made 2 weeks long. Every sysop will have to be renominated every 3 months just to make sure they are doing there job.
Put your name below the line.
Matthew (talk • contribs)
RFA closed: fails to meet RfA requirements
- Closed 08:31, 8 March 2007 (EST)
RyGuy (talk • contribs)
Running for bureucrat and re-election to confirm adminship
Sir James Paul (talk • contribs)
Running for re-election to confirm adminship
- Support - Should be given a second chance. -- RyGuy (talk • contribs) 08:31, 8 March 2007 (EST)
- Strong Oppose - indef blocked AntiChrist in violation of Wikireligion:Blocking policy - Sir James has a LONG history of abusing his admin powers. JesusFreak 09:19, 8 March 2007 (EST)
