User rights
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Some user rights message templates |
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Autopatrollers: See also: Category:User rights message templates.
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Some tips on making a user an administrator |
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Type the name of the user in the box (without the User: namespace prefix) and click "edit user groups". This displays a list of the groups that you can add or remove. Select the groups, and then press "save user groups". See also the user rights log. It is suggested that you include a link to the user's request in the comment field. (like this: [[Commons:Administrators/Requests/newlyMintedAdmin]]) After you make someone a sysop or bureaucrat, please update the following lists:
as well as:
You can notify the newly created sysop on their talk page, and give them some good advice too, by doing this: {{subst:AdminWelcome}} (this is probably not necessary for bureaucrats) You should then mark the candidacy ([[Commons:Administrators/Requests/NewlyMintedAdmin]]) as successful by adding a div to gray it out and giving the totals. To do this, add to the top of the RfA: <div style="border:1px #A0A0A0 solid;background-color:#F0F0F0"> : '' {{support}} = x; {{oppose}} = y; {{neutral}} = z'' - xyz% '''Result'''. <remarks go here> ~~~~ [[Category:Successful requests for adminship]] Save the change, untransclude it from Commons:Administrators/Requests and add it to Commons:Administrators/Archive by linking to it at the bottom. |
Some tips on making a user a bot |
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A local bureaucrat can use this page to grant or revoke bot status to another user account. Bots requests are found at Commons:Bots/Requests. Once you grant the request, after a short time, the request should be archived at Commons:Bots/Archive in chronological order (newest last). Give a link to the subpage. |
User rights log
- 17:42, 14 February 2013 Odder talk contribs changed group membership for Chris j wood from (none) to autopatroller (experienced contributor, no need to patrol his edits)