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'''Vote:''' ''For'' the ratification of this policy - I think its important for a user to feel that their own userspace will not be edited by other people {{:User:Delphi/Sig2}} 23:25, 18 April 2008 (BST) | '''Vote:''' ''For'' the ratification of this policy - I think its important for a user to feel that their own userspace will not be edited by other people {{:User:Delphi/Sig2}} 23:25, 18 April 2008 (BST) | ||
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| + | just to draw from my experience for a moment.<br> I have never used WIKI before now, i only realised i had my own page to add info to when i was prompted by you delphi to add something! Otherwise it would probably still be a red link.<br> I don't see the harm in an Admin suggesting you add a line or two about yourself, however i do feel that a user page should not be edited by any others unless in violation of the rules/policies.--{{:User:Logan Ford/Sig2}} 20:00, 19 April 2008 (BST) - P.S. My sig is not working :( | ||
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| + | The User: pages should be off limits to sysops unless it is breaking some rules (A little side note, normal users can't edit other user pages) | ||
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| + | If an admin wants to suggest a user should add a line or two about himself, IMHO the user_talk: pages are the place for that, but adding content on mass to those pages should be done with care, maybe checking with Delphi before going ahead. --{{User:Brammers/Sig}} 16:08, 20 April 2008 (BST) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:08, 20 April 2008
Proposal
- Only the owner of the userspace should edit their own page - unless a Sysop deams it necessary to conform with the rules.
Reason
This is to stop the spammage of "Here is a red page - please add to it" by members of the community (I am also guilty of it)
Comments
Votes
Vote: For the ratification of this policy - I think its important for a user to feel that their own userspace will not be edited by other people δρ • Delphi (t) • (c) 23:25, 18 April 2008 (BST)
comment
just to draw from my experience for a moment.
I have never used WIKI before now, i only realised i had my own page to add info to when i was prompted by you delphi to add something! Otherwise it would probably still be a red link.
I don't see the harm in an Admin suggesting you add a line or two about yourself, however i do feel that a user page should not be edited by any others unless in violation of the rules/policies.--[admin] Logan Ford • (talk) 20:00, 19 April 2008 (BST) - P.S. My sig is not working :(
The User: pages should be off limits to sysops unless it is breaking some rules (A little side note, normal users can't edit other user pages)
If an admin wants to suggest a user should add a line or two about himself, IMHO the user_talk: pages are the place for that, but adding content on mass to those pages should be done with care, maybe checking with Delphi before going ahead. --
Brammers (t) (c) 16:08, 20 April 2008 (BST)
