All posts by AzureKesil
If it's something that happens in a work, you can just state it happened. If the work is about vore or you get into detail, well... that's a no-no.
Contact Fandom and ask them.
Feel free to share the reply once you get it.
You're welcome.
No.
If you mean this one, the stated reason is trying to bypass a block with other accounts.
You're welcome. I suggest reading this blog entry as well.
I'm going to tell you how not to: by creating potential duplicates and offering staff roles.
You can adopt those wikis and request for Discussions to be enabled.
And then what? Will you be committed to it, or do you just plan to create a wiki for the novelty of it?
Obviously. But, again, you can include the original blurb as long as you credit and source it.
That makes no difference, and we have no way to know. You are lifting a text wholesale, so it's in the wiki's best interest to source and credit it.
It shouldn't be an issue as long as you credit the source. At least, that's how I've done it whenever I included advertising blurbs and the like on articles, and what I've seen on multimedia wikis.
By the way, I found a glitch. If you happen to edit on wikis that cover the same issue but are in different languages, you may get the same number (coming from the one in English, I suspect).
Some examples:
I think this may happen when wikis share the same name.
I'd rather know how many people edited after I did. As it stands, it's less of an ego-stroking experience and more of a "keep working for free :D" statement.
I personally feel that the "Do Not Interact" messages can be abused and should have no place on collaborative spaces such as wikis. But it seems that [puts on grandma costume] these pesky youths have grown on their social networks and have yet to learn to report issues to local staff or Fandom instead of nurturing drama.
Of course not. If local stuff isn't doing anything about it, contact Fandom. I mean, harassment is NEVER allowed either. Remember that this still applies.
EDIT: lel, it was true
EDIT 2: Links to previous drama threads:
As a wiki bureaucrat, consider asking for IP checking this user and the "blocked friend".
Also, please have some unwanted advice: tell the other staff members they should enforce the wiki rules and blocking policy.
Friendly reminder: do not feed the trolls.
You're welcome.
Just editors without an account.
"A bit of a backlog" is too much of a charitable term when each and every Fandom branch has to go through the one in English since they can no longer run adoption requests.