Mendes2

You could, and it would be good to at least write about the context of your wiki, what do you expect others to do on it, why did you create it, and such. Don't forget to add a link to your wiki as well.

You can ask for it on the General Discussion Board:

https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Board:General_Discussion

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.