SmashWiki:Autoconfirmed users: Difference between revisions

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'''Autoconfirmed users''' are defined as [[SmashWiki:Users|users]] who have had an account on SmashWiki for at least seven (7) days and have made at least ten (10) edits. New users gain certain rights upon becoming autoconfirmed.
'''Autoconfirmed users''' are defined as [[SmashWiki:Users|users]] who have had an account on SmashWiki for at least seven (7) days and have made at least ten (10) edits. New users gain certain privileges upon becoming autoconfirmed.


The rights that are gained upon being autoconfirmed are:
The privileges that are gained upon being autoconfirmed are:


*{{rollover|Creating non-discussion pages|Page creation has a slightly lower requirement of three (3) days and five (5) edits|y}}
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==Autoconfirmed FAQ==
==Autoconfirmed FAQ==
;Q. What rights do new users have?
;Q. What privileges do new users have?
:A. New users have all the same rights as autoconfirmed users except for those listed above.
:A. New users have all the same privileges as autoconfirmed users except for those listed above.


;Q. What is the purpose of autoconfirmation?
;Q. What is the purpose of autoconfirmation?
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*Pages that can be edited by users only
*Pages that can be edited by users only
*Pages that new users and IPs cannot edit, but autoconfirmed users can (used as a simple anti-spam or anti-vandalism measure)
*Pages that new users and IPs cannot edit, but autoconfirmed users can (used as a simple anti-spam or anti-vandalism measure)
*Pages that only users with a fair amount of experience can edit (used on pages that are nice for non-staff to edit but too complex/important for newer editors, or pages where autoconfirmed-protection against vandalism has proven ineffective)
*Pages that only users with a fair amount of experience can edit (used on pages that are nice for non-admins to edit but too complex/important for newer editors, or pages where autoconfirmed-protection against vandalism has proven ineffective)
*Pages that only staff may edit (used for pages too important to leave open)
*Pages that only staff may edit (used for pages too important to leave open)