User:Ponytailguy/Responsibilities of Administrators

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This is still being worked with, toyed with, and adjusted. It does NOT reflect Y!PPedia policy, nor the opinions of any administrator other than PTG, not the opinions of OOO/the OMs.


Responsibilities of Administrators

Responsibilities Regarding Community

  • Administrators encourage and help new editors, as well as experienced ones.
  • Administrators foster a collaborative, consensus-based environment throughout the YPPedia.
  • Administrators discipline editors who are consistently disruptive or destructive, and may report especially difficult or frequent violators to the OMs for further measures.
  • Administrators represent the YPPedia and it's interests on the official OOO forums, as well as in-game, and answer valid inquiries about policy or practice.

Responsibilities Regarding Information

  • Administrators make an effort to produce new content, be it adding wholly new articles to the YPPedia, or updating existing pages.
  • Administrators always strive to make content easier to find, easier to read, and more meaningful and thorough.
  • Administrators occasionally launch long-term projects to stated goals, such as determining the decay rates of various items, or assembling floorplans of the various houses.

Responsibilities Regarding Accountability

  • Administrators moderate new content and do their best to ensure encyclopedic value and factual accuracy.
  • Administrators use the tools provided to them responsibly, and take responsibility for their actions and contributions.

Not Administrator Responsibilities

  • Administrators do not have any control over any content appearing in the Official: namespace, and do not make substantial edits to pages in that namespace.
    • This also applies to images uploaded by OMs/Ringers to be used on official documentation.
  • Administrators do not have any control over any in-game features, including bans, blackspots, shuns, suspensions, or property.
  • Administrators do not bear responsibility for any content other than that which they themselves have created.