MarioWiki:Trouble Center

From the Super Mario Wiki

Welcome to the Trouble Center of the Super Mario Wiki, not to be confused with the Trouble Center of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.

The original project started out with the idea of "Challenges" that users could levy on others to do in a certain time limit, such as add categories to as many pages as possible. This evolved into "Missions", where users could ask another user to do a set of these tasks at their leisure. When it was decided that asking one user to do a specific job wasn't the best course of action, the Trouble Center was created, where we stand now.

Rules

The rules were revised on March 12th, 2007. Instead of a giant table, each trouble now gets a sub-page. This page itself is simply a listing of these sub-pages updated automatically using a dynamic page list. As such, this page is now permanently protected – all work will go on the sub-pages.

Each user can type a trouble name after "MarioWiki:Trouble Center/" and then click "Post Trouble" (the length of the title shouldn't be too long). Varying types include finding an image to upload for a certain article, rewriting an article to remove you's, creating a template, etc. Follow the instructions in the editbox and then save the page to add the trouble.
1. Make sure the request is reasonable, or does not conflict with any other rules of the wiki.
2. You can bump a trouble after 3 days if there's no edits in between.
3. The client can request to cancel the trouble by requesting the sub-page for deletion if and only if the trouble is still Not Taken.
4. This is still not the place to request customization for your user page or something similar. Please ask another user separately for that task.
Any other user can take on the request by changing {{nottaken}} to {{taken}}, using his or her username as a parameter.
1. A user cannot take on more than one request at a time.
2. It is up to the assistant to tell and show the client that the request has been handled, perhaps by showing him or her any edits made. This should now be conducted in the "Comments" section of the sub-page. The two users should watch the page for updates.
The helper can mark the request done using {{complete}}, but only the client can {{certify}} that the trouble is solved. The client must sign and can comment on the helper's work using a parameter in {{certify}}.

Bulletin

Completed troubles before March 12th are archived in the old table format here.
Note that from March 13th–20th, the order the troubles are in will be off-kilter, until the system has a week to work its magic.

Listed by last edit, with user of that edit added