(My workplace looks like that)
So the introduction section is not included, so I assume it won't be changed once this has been applied.
Discussion Rules
General Discussion Rules
Seems the
first paragraph does not exist in the original page, since the staff member used them as a sub-introduction (first line and third line are combined)
Statistically speaking, there are 14 points in the section while in his sandbox there are 8 points (assuming that 2 points have been removed, there are logically speaking two points are missing).
I have noticed there are some points that are moved upside and downside differently from original page, but it should not be that important and I assume it is part of the idea.
- For verse-specific threads, if the only opposing party does not reply for over 2 weeks without any notice or known/suspected extenuating circumstances, then the moderators should try to get the thread to completion without them, assuming that they'd probably not reply. However, their points should not be discarded, and this should not be treated as that user conceding. Their arguments and votes should be kept in mind while the thread goes on and anybody else is free to argue in their stead.
This has been removed from the first section (General discussion rules) and moved to content revision section.
- When arguing for changing character statistics, do not assume that the staff will have in-depth knowledge about the fictional franchise in question. Make sure to explain your suggestions in a structured manner that is easy to comprehend. You will not be allowed to change any statistics if people cannot understand what you mean.
This has been removed from the first section (General discussion rules) and moved to content revision section.
Content Revisions
My favorite section (since I evaluated it completely last time). So one thing should be clear, there are two new sections that have been moved from General Discussion Rules which fits its purpose. (This is evaluation in
General Revision Rules)
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When creating content revisions, it is essential to ensure that the topic has not been addressed previously. Rejected content revisions cannot be resubmitted within a short period of time (typically defined as within 3 to 4 months), except in cases where a staff member has a good reason to do so (e.g. important unconsidered information, violation of site standards or flaws in a calculation). This only applies to threads that have received extensive debate or have been rejected due to a clear conflict with the wiki's rules or standards. If a thread passes or is rejected without significant opposition, then opposition should not be restricted from making a point.
I can't find this rule (which I am the one who created it) but it is nowhere located in the sandbox, so this is essential as it was recently has been added.
I don't think he removed it, I believe since it was created by me previously, he had no chance to update the sandbox.
Likewise, I disagree with her styling on the content revisions, they are completely confusing. For example, he removed subsections that I added:
- Minor content revisions,
- For self-approval of content revisions,
- Guideline for handling disagreement between staff members during content revision threads, (has been changed to Handling Disagreements)
Responding to
@Just_a_Random_Butler (for a second if you don't mind)
In cases where the series verse has a significant following or a large amount of material has been published based on its content, it may be necessary to seek approval from a minimum of three staff members to ensure that all relevant parties are aware of and agree with the proposed revisions. I
This is not a new section, he simply divided it
here.
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Until this grace period has elapsed since the time of the thread's creation, the revision should not be applied to the profiles.
This also has been removed from
this part.
Versus Thread Rules
Introduction
The introduction has been not added at all. So I think it is similar to the first page, this won't be changed or removed once it is accepted.
The Rules
When creating a versus thread, preferably add links to the relevant character profiles to make it easier to compare their abilities.
Has been adjusted to
Preferably add links to the relevant character profiles to make it easier to compare their abilities.
Otherwise, I checked every line individually, there is nothing missed. All are being added to their respective section which the OP made it very good.