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I see that the last messages there were of a week ago, and these were from the same person. I have removed the threads, but I don't think any other action is needed. Do remember that if it doesn't happen on this wiki, inform staff or other admins about it

Ok, thanks

Go to Adoption:Requests, select what type of wiki you are adopting, and name your title as The New Macy's Parade Wikia ‎(2).

You can enter the wiki name in the modal (as you probably already did), but instead with (2) after it. That way, it will not override existing requests and you should be able to create a new one.

ok Thanks!

also, how can i personalize a live chat? i mean how to put the away,emoticons button, and the background of the chat with a personalized image

You'll be best served by opening a Forum thread.

You can check the dev wiki for interesting scripts where descriptions are provided

ok

but how can i enable a feature?

Depends on the feature. If you mean the features on Special:WikiFeatures on your wiki, you can use that page. If you mean custom scripts on the Dev Wiki, there's an installation manual on the page of the script. Editing the background of the chat is different though and is not available on that wiki.

ok

Global blocks are done by either VSTF or Staff. No admin, not even CCAdmins, have the ability to do Globals.

why my account has been globally disabled for no reason?

As CCAdmins have nothing to do with global blocks, it is all above our paygrade. contact Fandom Staff.

I am only an admin on this wiki and as far as I can see, she hasn't done much bad on this wiki. If you need her blocked globally, you can use Special:Contact to report her with links to where you think she broke the terms of use.

Fearless Diva is a Content Team Member and a Councilor. Both are global-level appointments. Therefore, even if you contact Fandom Staff about her, they will unlikely find a Violation of ToU (link at bottom of every page).

You can try, but considering the incident you're highlighting is local to a specific wiki, Staff *rarely* intervenes, allowing local wikis to govern themselves.

This is why I said they do nothing.

Its quite unfair that once you reach that status you can do almost anything you want with a very little to no chance of repercussion. It looks like even if she did something extreme the staff wouldn't do something. 

That is NOT what I said. I said "unlikely" to find a violation, because you don't get those appointments easily and any history of ToU Violations are generally *years* in the past.

I also said staff "rarely" intervenes in local wiki matters. With over 300k *english-speaking* wikis, to get involved in local "he-said/she-said" type complaints would require a backlog/waitlist of *months if not years* (much like real life court cases). So they rarely do.

But that doesn't mean such violations cannot happen. If they do, they will be addressed.

From what *I* can see from a casual look—and I don't have the Tools Staff have—there is no violation here. Several users in that wiki reported the comment to the admins, so your complaint doesn't really have legs.

Still, you can try to contact Fandom Staff. That is the only venue your complaint will be reviewed. Actionable support tickets are created, tracked, and archived that way.

Further discussion anywhere else will not gain you much traction.

Hi, I was on a break so I didn't see this until now. I'm only an admin on this wiki, and I have no authority on other wikis. However, I've contacted members of the VSTF for now and they have handled it. If you see anything else like this, feel free to report this on the VSTF wiki and they should take action against it in the future. Thanks for the report though!

i am okay

thank goodness

Hey, guys :3

The thread should remain.

You asked a proper question and received both Good and BAD responses. A question which *someone* may have in the future, and a search pull up that forum thread.

I guessed I was probably drunk when I posted that :P, but now that you mentioned it can help, I guess otherwise. 

Although most technical threads on the CC forums are asked to remain on the forums, if you really want to prevent more replies to it, you can ask us to close it or you can remove it yourself (most of the time we won't oppose if you do). As Love Robin said, there were quite some helpful comments, so we won't be removing it.

Keep in mind that while you may want to remove *your* words… *others* have invested time and energy in writing *their* responses. While there is no rule or policy about it, there *is* a netiquette opinion on FANDOM that removing the words of others is… Rude.

With that in mind, Closing the thread—so it can remain archived without generating new replies—is less rude than Removing the thread.