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congrats to all of you that's great ^
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Another note to the new content moderators (and to administrators in general):
When you monitor the wiki by using this page, you can open extra windows for potential suspicious edits, by either right-clicking the "hist" (history) buttons, or by pressing it on a touchscreen until you get the option for an extra window.
Within the history section, you can then compare the edit with the previous look of the page. If it is a single edit, rather than several, you can click a "monitored" button, which means that the edit will not be seen by other administrators and content moderators who use the monitoring page that I linked to, so we do not perform the same work twice. As such this is very useful.
I have asked the official Fandom staff to allow the feature for several edits at once, but they seem to think that it would cause too much programming work on their part.
When you monitor the wiki by using this page, you can open extra windows for potential suspicious edits, by either right-clicking the "hist" (history) buttons, or by pressing it on a touchscreen until you get the option for an extra window.
Within the history section, you can then compare the edit with the previous look of the page. If it is a single edit, rather than several, you can click a "monitored" button, which means that the edit will not be seen by other administrators and content moderators who use the monitoring page that I linked to, so we do not perform the same work twice. As such this is very useful.
I have asked the official Fandom staff to allow the feature for several edits at once, but they seem to think that it would cause too much programming work on their part.
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congrats
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Congrats everyone
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Congrats guys I know you guys will make great mods
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Thanks everyone, I'm actually happy to be a bigger part of this community than I could ever be as a regular user, and perhaps, some of you can join me and the other staff in the future
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Thank you for the kind words. I am glad to be a part of this community and will do my best towards improving it any way I can.
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Congrats to the bequeathed.
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Good things
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Congratulations to the aforementioned.
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Congrats, my dudes. Everyone here has definitely earned it and should be proud.
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Congratualations people! =D
