The Sims Wiki:Inactive administrator policy

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This policy is no longer in effect
This policy is no longer in effect. This page has been kept for historical purposes. Please do not edit this page.

In order to ensure that most, if not all, administrators on The Sims Wiki are active participants in the community, The Sims Wiki has adopted an Inactive Administrator Policy. The policy is as follows:

  1. All administrators are expected to remain as active contributors to the content namespace on the wiki, as well as active participants in the wiki community. Bureaucrats shall, on an individual basis, determine if an administrator has become inactive and shall notify the administrator of their inactivity.
  2. Admins should be given a reminder up to a week before their rights are to be revoked.
  3. A former admin can immediately regain their status by contacting a bureaucrat and declaring their intention to return to active duty if the absence is less than six (6) months. If they are inactive for longer than six months, they will have to reapply.
  4. If an admin knows they will be inactive for a prolonged/unknown period of time (3 months or longer), they should step down and they may request to be reinstated at any time. A user who has been absent for 3 months, who hadn't stepped down beforehand, will have their rights revoked as if they had become inactive and they'll have 6 months to request to be reinstated before they're required to go through another RfA. Special cases to extend or revoke an administratorship may be brought to the attention of current administrators. If an administrator is banned permanently from The Sims Wiki, their rights are automatically revoked.

Policy history[edit source]

The Inactive Administrator Policy took effect on August 28, 2010. It was amended on May 20, 2012. After a discussion, the policy was indefinitely suspended as of September 20, 2013. On April 20, 2021, as a result of another community discussion, the policy was spun off onto its own separate page and preserved for historical purposes.