User blog:Hockeyben/RFA

Ok. This is a copy of my Request for adminship pages from a relatively small wiki. This post was split from User blog:Hockeyben/Adminship. Read the full post there.

Becoming a Administrator

 * You need at least 500 edits.
 * You have created at least 50 articles.
 * You do not use any foul language towards any user.
 * You are a trusted contributor. And have not had any vandalism/edit wars.
 * You have shown to be mature enough to handle rollback powers
 * You have made an effort to help other users, and welcome new users.
 * Your edits have been high-quality.

Becoming a Bureaucrat

 * You need at least 2000 edits.
 * You have created at least 100 pages.
 * You do not use any foul language towards any user.
 * You are a trusted contributor. And have not had any vandalism/edit wars.
 * You have made an effort to help other users, and welcome new users.
 * Your edits have been high-quality.
 * You must understand that being a bureaucrat is a very high level of responsibility, you must have performed well as a sysop (ex:helping other users, mentoring new users) to be promoted. Also realize that the main difference between being a bureaucrat and administrator is the ability to promote and revoke bureaucrat, sysop, and rollback rights from other users.

Rollback rights

 * You need at least 250 edits.
 * You do not use any foul language towards any user.
 * You are a trusted contributor. And have not had any vandalism/edit wars.
 * You have made an effort to help other users, and welcome new users. ]

Other requirements
Site administrators should have as many of these qualifications as possible:
 * Good faith dealing on all community issues; someone who never flames; is always moderate in tone; is always welcoming to new members. (This qualification is absolute and a 'golden rule'.)
 * Expertise
 * Sustained contributing
 * Leadership and Mentoring
 * Wiki markup skills; It's helpful for admins to be skilled in building pages and helping other users.