Age of Sigmar Homebrew Wiki:Administrators

Hello, Age of Sigmar Homebrew Wiki people. This is a community project, and the most important part of our community is the average user contributing their lore and helping us to bulk out the Mortal Realms. However, there are also a select number of individuals who have been selected as Administrators to help keep things running smoothly. The main job of admins is to watch over the community as a whole and police harassment and serious violations of common decency, but also they serve as editors helping people to get the fiddly bits of articles like proper HTML, good formatting, and categories all squared away.

You are invited to message any of the admins if you have any issues, questions, or concerns, including about other admins.

All Admins: You can leave a public message [|right at the front of the wiki], anyone will be able to see it, and the admins monitor that space particularly. Also, there is a channel on the discord called wiki help and feedback where you can ask for tech support or suggest improvements to the wiki.

Entirelyalive: You can contact me by [|leaving a message on my wall here at the wiki] or by joining the discord server and @entirelyalive#7282. A DM on discord is probably the most private way to talk if you are having a sensitive issue. My time zone is UTC+10, so I am online at slightly odd hours compared to others.

Right now there is only one admin, but I am already on the lookout for a few more to help with expansion. If you are interested in learning about running a wiki, or already have experience, let me know and we can talk.

Admin Guidelines
The expectations for admins are posted here so that both the admins and the wider community can be aware of what they should be doing.

Admins are held to a higher standard of civility than regular users. Admins must always realize that even making the minor formatting changes on someone else's article is sensitive, and must be done with respect to the user. Admins should never, ever, be changing the actual content of the article. If there are issues, they should put a quality issue template on the article detailing what is the matter.

Admins are also expected to be civil in their messages to others. Admins should be addressing any issues with a level of professionalism, and should never be harassing or abusive, even when talking with someone who is. Admins should be more careful about keeping offensive language out of their own articles and regular chats.