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This page documents an official SmashWiki policy, a widely accepted standard that all users should follow. When editing this page, please ensure that your revision reflects consensus. If in doubt, consider discussing changes on the talk page. |
This is the page for requesting adminship for SmashWiki.
Rules & Regulations
- Only self-nominations are allowed. If you think that another member would make a good sysop, then you can convince them to nominate themselves. You cannot make a nomination on behalf of another user.
- After sufficient time has passed to allow all users who wish to express an opinion the chance to do so, a decision will be made based on community consensus as to whether or not the request will succeed. Once a decision has been made, the discussion will be archived.
- Selections of sysops are not a simple vote count, or majority opinion. Users who wish to be promoted should demonstrate a steady commitment to this wiki, and be able to point to reasons that the sysop tools would allow them to do better editing.
- Candidates should describe why the wiki should want them to be sysops, not why they want to be sysops on the wiki.
- When supporting or opposing a candidate, give good reasons. Comments that describe in detail why the candidate should/should not become a sysop carry far more weight than simple support/oppose.
- Rollback status is not required for a successful RfA, but is highly encouraged. Users who only want sysop tools for quick reverts of vandalism will be directed towards the appropriate request.
- Upon request, a prospective sysop may be given a scenario and asked his/her opinion on how s/he would handle it.
- Users that have been blocked in the past, or who have previously made an RfA and failed, are no less eligible for adminship. However, such users should be able to demonstrate how they have improved since the block/previous RfA, lest their RfA find serious opposition.
Past nominations
- For a list of all previous requests for adminship that ended with the candidate's promotion, please see this category.
- For a list of all previous requests for adminship wherein the candidate was not promoted, please see this category.
How to nominate
If you have not had a request for adminship page before, follow this two-step process.
- Go to the end of the requests section below, and add the following text:
{{{{subst:FULLPAGENAME}}/Username}}Where "Username" is the name of the user being nominated. - Click on the created red link, and add:
{{subst:rfa|Username|reason for nomination}}
However, if you have had a previous request for adminship, follow this process instead.
- Go to the end of the requests section below, and add the following text:
{{{{subst:FULLPAGENAME}}/Username (#)}}
Where "Username" is the name of the user being nominated, and where # is 2 for the second RfA, 3 for the third, and so on. - Click on the created red link, and add:
{{subst:rfa|Username|reason for nomination}}
Current requests
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the nomination of a user for adminship. Please do not modify it. No further edits should be made to this page. |
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This RfA was closed as failed. | |
| Reason: | Non-bureaucrat close: User is far too new to the wiki, with only 21 edits not counting this one. Disaster Flare  (talk) 19:40, 16 June 2016 (EDT)
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Ubiquittea (talk • contribs • edit count • RFA page)
Candidate, please summarize why you are running for adminship below.
As a sysop for the Smash Wikipedia pages, I would work on developing pages for community-oriented players. I am very involved in my local Smash Bros. community, working alongside weekly tournament hosts and networking amongst the community for twitch streams and tournament officiating. I work alongside a few other key members for Official Colorado Smash pages to make sure the Colorado Smash calendar is always updated and has all of the local weeklies and major tournaments listed.
My goal is to bring community together. I am, how you would say, a "community builder", and that is my dream, for community to continued to be strengthened, even through a video game, like Smash. I may not know the math and fluency of hit box ranges behind certain characters in games like Melee, Brawl, Project M, and Sm4sh, but I know about enough about the people apart of this amazing community.
My ultimate goal is for all notable and skilled Smash players to have their own Smashpedia pages so that other members who view these wiki pages, will be inspired to be the best <insert character said member would want to main here> they can be. I've only contributed a few things to the Smashpedia, because where I saw that I could help, I did not have permissions. I realized that most, if not all of the Power Ranked players in my state are not noted for their amazing skill, and it got me thinking... how many other players are going unrecognized at a state level, regional level, national, or even international level? I would set out to find these players, create these pages, and continue to draw "threads", so to speak, between Smash communities. Most Smash communities have official Facebook pages, and maybe some presence on Smashboards.com, but there is a niche that is not being catered to. I see that niche, and I would love to do what I can to create amazing content for community-oriented Smashers to view.
Thousands of people view these wiki pages daily, but are they finding everything they are looking for? Picture a FGF Toon Link main who plays online tournaments in Smash 4, but doesn't even realize the full potential of his skill because he has never even heard of competitive smash. His lag holds him back from his skill. This situational Toon Link main hasn't even heard of a Smash Tournament! That's where these amazing Smash Wikis come in... because I can guarantee you that the same FGF Toon Link main, views these pages for combos, hit box ranges, etc... probably on a biweekly basis, not knowing anything about competitive Smash, he's just purely interested in the game. The "Smashpedia" has the power to influence people's lives to show them the amazing quality of community that these Smash Bros. games often provide.
Of course I would help out wherever is needed, and I can log in on a fairly frequent (every other day or so) basis. I will continue to fix grammatical errors, organize tables, and connect categories and pages together; but what I desire to do is fulfill this niche that I see so strongly. Thank you very much for you consideration!
Support
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Oppose
- Massive oppose You are too new and you didnt even do this right
Poultry
(talk) the God-Slayer 18:52, 16 June 2016 (EDT) - Oppose. You definitely should contribute much more to the wiki to become an admin. Also, all of your edits involve smashers. -- Ethan
(Discussion) 19:15, 16 June 2016 (EDT) - Very strong opposition Can we stop getting people who create accounts only to immediately submit an application? >_> Disaster Flare
(talk) 19:28, 16 June 2016 (EDT)
- Okay I stand corrected on the account thing but opposition still stands. Disaster Flare (talk) 19:29, 16 June 2016 (EDT)
- Okay I stand corrected on the account thing but opposition still stands. Disaster Flare
- Oppose Too new for an admin Kirby's Crazy Appetite ~
19:34, 16 June 2016 (EDT) - Strong Oppose Is this fake and a joke? Looking at your contributes and to me, that sounds naivish and lackluster. RFA is way harder than you expected. You have to do way more than that such as handling disputes and the rope of the wiki for like months and years before you do the RFA. Few days too early! Luigi540 (talk) 19:38, 16 June 2016 (EDT)
- More like several weeks early. Kirby's Crazy Appetite ~ 19:41, 16 June 2016 (EDT)
- More like several weeks early. Kirby's Crazy Appetite ~
Neutral
I think i'm good with the amount of admins here already, but it wouldn't hurt to have another one. I guess.Switching to Oppose. Kirby's Crazy Appetite ~ 18:46, 16 June 2016 (EDT)
Comments
You don't even have a userpage, you know. Kirby's Crazy Appetite ~ 
19:00, 16 June 2016 (EDT)
We aren't Smash Wikipedia. I would recommend doing some research before trying to submit an RfA. MegaTron1
19:10, 16 June 2016 (EDT)
Where "Username" is the name of the user being nominated.
Click on the created red link, and add:
Ubiquittea (talk • contribs • edit count • RFA page)
Candidate, please summarize why you are running for adminship below.
As a sysop for the Smash Wikipedia pages, I would work on developing pages for community-oriented players. I am very involved in my local Smash Bros. community, working alongside weekly tournament hosts and networking amongst the community for twitch streams and tournament officiating. I work alongside a few other key members for Official Colorado Smash pages to make sure the Colorado Smash calendar is always updated and has all of the local weeklies and major tournaments listed.
My goal is to bring community together. I am, how you would say, a "community builder", and that is my dream, for community to continued to be strengthened, even through a video game, like Smash. I may not know the math and fluency of hit box ranges behind certain characters in games like Melee, Brawl, Project M, and Sm4sh, but I know about enough about the people apart of this amazing community.
My ultimate goal is for all notable and skilled Smash players to have their own Smashpedia pages so that other members who view these wiki pages, will be inspired to be the best <insert character said member would want to main here> they can be. I've only contributed a few things to the Smashpedia, because where I saw that I could help, I did not have permissions. I realized that most, if not all of the Power Ranked players in my state are not noted for their amazing skill, and it got me thinking... how many other players are going unrecognized at a state level, regional level, national, or even international level? I would set out to find these players, create these pages, and continue to draw "threads", so to speak, between Smash communities. Most Smash communities have official Facebook pages, and maybe some presence on Smashboards.com, but there is a niche that is not being catered to. I see that niche, and I would love to do what I can to create amazing content for community-oriented Smashers to view.
Thousands of people view these wiki pages daily, but are they finding everything they are looking for? Picture a FGF Toon Link main who plays online tournaments in Smash 4, but doesn't even realize the full potential of his skill because he has never even heard of competitive smash. His lag holds him back from his skill. This situational Toon Link main hasn't even heard of a Smash Tournament! That's where these amazing Smash Wikis come in... because I can guarantee you that the same FGF Toon Link main, views these pages for combos, hit box ranges, etc... probably on a biweekly basis, not knowing anything about competitive Smash, he's just purely interested in the game. The "Smashpedia" has the power to influence people's lives to show them the amazing quality of community that these Smash Bros. games often provide.
Of course I would help out wherever is needed, and I can log in on a fairly frequent (every other day or so) basis. I will continue to fix grammatical errors, organize tables, and connect categories and pages together; but what I desire to do is fulfill this niche that I see so strongly. Thank you very much for you consideration!
Support
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Oppose
- ...
Neutral
- I think i'm good with the amount of admins here already, but it wouldn't hurt to have another one. I guess. Kirby's Crazy Appetite ~ 18:46, 16 June 2016 (EDT)