I am a game developer. And this game that I am currently working on is fairly complicated. So I wanted to use a website to organize the details about my game for the players and my team to look at. And so, I tried Fandom. But while I was making the wiki, I had a thought that people might be able to edit it. And I tested it and they can. And as the game owner and one of the devs, I am the only one who knows every detail about the game. And so, I wouldn't want any people changing the information and making them false. So, is it possible to disable users from editing every page? Or is it against the rules and I'd just have to find another website to organize the game details?

How do we get one?

A user (KawaiiPandx) recently joined the Adopt Me! Wiki (formally known as wiki), and has already started hosting giveaways on a different wiki as on the Adopt Me! Wiki's guidelines state that your roblox and fandom account has to be 1 month old to be able to host a giveaway. But, KawaiiPandx is hosting a giveaway on this wiki here.

I tried to explain to her that her account has to be one month old, and it's a little bit suspicious that she is hosting it on a different wiki, but she clearly didn't want much of that, and instead, wrote me a large paragraph about me minding my own business and she's only trying to make people happy.

Many people on the Adopt Me! Wiki host fake giveaways for clout or to get onto the "Hotpage". The people obviously get blocked, but this is the first time I have come across someone hosting a giveaway on another wiki.

I hope this explains it well enough.

Regards,

Blushfhul.

This user has appeared a few times to make edits that are redundant. I usually just remove the edit or revert. On the rare occasion, I'll find a way to integrate their edit (The like to add stuff to trivia sections, some trivia points are already mentioned in the page/article, so they become redundant).

I switched it up a bit and added why I removed the points in the edit summary. But I came back a few hours later to find they had but the same information back on the page that I had removed/edited. It's getting frustrating.

This user appears as an IP address, and has no talk page. I am very much all for talking it out, but I can't as they don't have a talk page. How do I handle this? I don't want to ban them as they aren't trolling, but it's annoying nonetheless.

What does it take for discussions to be closed? I know FANDOM rarely does it, but is gore/porn/general NSFW being posted almost daily a good enough reason?

Hello,

I'm a bureaucrat for the Monstercat Wiki. I've been getting complaints about users that aren't logged in are not able to edit the wiki. This has been open to non-users in the past (other than a few protected pages) and none of the admins know. I checked the Admin Dashboard to see if the "Require all contributors to log in" was turned on, only to find that it is no longer an option available. Is there a reason for this? Has Fandom made a change that I can't find about this?

Thanks in advance for any help or response about this.

Hello, I recently almost got the badge Contribute to the wiki every day for 30 days but, when I made an edit at 8 pm EST it didn't register and set me back to 7:00 is it in a different time zone?

(It was on the Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wiki)

(My contributions being here)

Im a sysop for an upcoming roblox game, just wondering, how do i turn on/off comments on pages?

Thanks!

https://koopa.fandom.com/wiki/Bowser_%22King_Koopa%22

Is a dupe of mariowiki, i am creating a koopa FANNON wiki, and i got permission from FANTENDO to do so, he the admin even said he is copying, can someone deal with this.

I have a rather interesting dispute happening on my wiki (not really mine but you get the point).

Basically the user came to the wiki and started editing articles as well as applying things that were (apperently) a standard on his own wiki. The quality was pretty poor so I cherry-picked the edits and kept things that fit the wiki standard and that were (in my opinion) better than the original.

He re-did the edits and stated in the descriptions that I'm abusing my power and that he will report me to Fandom if I continue doing it. He also wrote a message stating years of experience and rights elsewhere as a reason why I shouldn't touch his edits.

I explained what I thought was obvious and he again re-did some of his edits. This time just claiming they fit the manual of style. I explained my choices in more detail and undid these things again.

After that, he demanded me to make a new manual of style that would contain all reasons for reverting an edit and only go based on that.

As you can see, that's a ton of (creative) bad faith for a regular user but I don't know how much of it actually violates the policy and how much is just a disagreement.

Here's our discussion. Rest is in his contributions.

https://frozen.fandom.com/wiki/Message_Wall:Tomas9970?threadId=4400000000000300473

I need to talk to a wiki staff community member thing

I am an admin on the Plane Crash Wiki, and there is this member there who said that they have three accounts and they like switching between the three because it's fun. Is that allowed? If it's not, what do I do? Thank you for your help in advance.

Also, I'm sorry if I put this post in the wrong category.

See the FIRST discussions post on a wiki?

So uhm, im just wondering, does Users with Sysop can promote themselves with B-crat?

Are there certain requirements? Do you have to have a certain number of pages? Though I've contributed to a lot of Wikis, this is a bit new to me.

Basically, i'm teaching someone on how to remove ranks, the guy we're trying to remove ranks from has Sysop and Content Moderator, and...it only shows Thread Moderator on the user rights management, check below image

My friend couldn't message on anything on 5 diffrent wikis except for 1 page.