Difference between revisions of "Help:User rights"
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== Bots == | == Bots == | ||
| − | Bots are automated editing programs that can perform helpful mass-edits without spamming the Recent changes page. All accounts marked with this flag show up as pink and are hidden by default on the Recent changes page. | + | [[Kerbal Space Program Wiki:Bots|Bots]] are automated editing programs that can perform helpful mass-edits without spamming the Recent changes page. All accounts marked with this flag show up as pink and are hidden by default on the Recent changes page. |
* [[User:RoboJeb|RoboJeb]] (bot, sysop) | * [[User:RoboJeb|RoboJeb]] (bot, sysop) | ||
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* [[User:UmbralRaptor]] (sysop) | * [[User:UmbralRaptor]] (sysop) | ||
* [[User:XZise]] (sysop) | * [[User:XZise]] (sysop) | ||
| + | * [[User:Ruedii]] (sysop) | ||
| + | * [[User:Schepter]] (sysop) | ||
* [[User:N3X15]] (sysop, bureaucrat) | * [[User:N3X15]] (sysop, bureaucrat) | ||
* [[User:RoboJeb]] (bot, sysop) | * [[User:RoboJeb]] (bot, sysop) | ||
Revision as of 16:03, 28 May 2013
KSP wiki has several user groups with elevated priviliges.
Bots
Bots are automated editing programs that can perform helpful mass-edits without spamming the Recent changes page. All accounts marked with this flag show up as pink and are hidden by default on the Recent changes page.
- RoboJeb (bot, sysop)
Sysops
Sysops are the wiki-equivalent of a moderator, and show up as orange on the recent changes page. They can delete, move, and protect pages, and can block users.
- User:UmbralRaptor (sysop)
- User:XZise (sysop)
- User:Ruedii (sysop)
- User:Schepter (sysop)
- User:N3X15 (sysop, bureaucrat)
- User:RoboJeb (bot, sysop)
Squad Employees
All accounts marked with in green and with a Squad logo to the left are Squad Employees.
- User:N3X15 (sysop, bureaucrat)
- User:NovaSilisko (sysop, bureaucrat)
All employee accounts will need to contact a sysop over a known communications channel (Skype/Forums/Email) so we can verify who you are.
