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===Create a Dispute Resolution Committee=== | |||
<span style="color:red;font-family:Comic Sans MS;font-size:150%">DON'T CREATE 0-6</span> | |||
So, I've been browsing Wookieepedia and have noticed they have a [http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Forum:Administrators%27_noticeboard sysop's noticeboard]. I think we should have something like this to alert sysops of important things and solve disputes between users. We would call this the "Dispute Resolution Committee". | |||
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'''Proposer:''' {{user|Yoshario}}<br> | |||
'''Deadline:''' March 16, 2009 17:00 | |||
==== Support ==== | |||
==== Oppose ==== | |||
#{{User|YellowYoshi398}} - A public record of issues may do more harm than good. Sysops can already discuss things on their forum board. | |||
#{{User|Super-Yoshi}} Per YY. | |||
#{{User|Stooben Rooben}} - Per YY. | |||
#{{User|Randoman123456789}} - YellowYoshi398 does have a point. So per YY. | |||
#{{User|Walkazo}} - Per YY. | |||
#per YY {{User|Lu-igi board}} | |||
==== Comments ==== | |||
I think we need this so regular users may alert sysops, since regular users do not have access to the sysop boards. {{user|Yoshario}} | |||
:I used to and still do use the main talk page when the matter is public, and before I was buro or sysop and I wanted to keep something quiet (like an interuser dispute) I just dropped a note on a sysop's page. If this feature was updated and I had something I didn't want to get full blown I'd probably just use the sysop's talk page anyway... What I want to know is, how would it be different from the main page? We still have a smallish Wiki so I think we might be able to make do with that. :) {{User|Stumpers}} | |||
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===Change Log-In=== | |||
<span style="color:red;font-family:Comic Sans MS;font-size:150%">NO CHANGES 3-8</span> | |||
1 hour ago I just had a horrible experience.My computer had somehow forgot my password for this Wiki,thus I took 1 hour trying to remember it,as I had lost the piece of paper the password was written on.So to stop this experience happening to anyone else,we could maybe have two options,like a question? Instead of a password? Are we allowed this? Do you want it? I'll be waiting! | |||
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'''Proposer:''' {{User|Hyper Guy}}<br> | |||
'''Deadline:''' March 16, 2009, 17:00 | |||
====Something Different!==== | |||
#{{User|Hyper Guy}} Huzzah! per above. | |||
#{{User|Tucayo}} - SOunds good, maybe adding a security question | |||
#{{User|Darkhand}} - I'm Yoshikart, and I've got a severe problem, I entered my password, and IT WOULDN'T LOG ME IN. So I had to resort to my backup account. | |||
====Leave as is!==== | |||
# {{User|Nerdy Guy}} - Um... You guys do realise this will lead to sockpupeting and people being able to log in as other users. So this is one heck of a bad idea. | |||
#{{User|Super-Yoshi}} - Umm, no. You can store your passwords in like a secret text document, but losing your password would be kinda silly amirite? If you choose a password that you cant remember well, then choose a password thats both secure and you can remember it from the top of your head. Mistakes happen, I know. I don't think there's a MediaWiki extension for a second log-in thingy. | |||
#{{User|Dom}} - If someone forgets their password, it's their fault and their problem. If you know you have memory issues (AMNESIA for example...), then save the password in a text document somewhere on your computer. Users must take responsibility for their own account issues. | |||
#{{User|Paper Yoshi}} - Per all. | |||
#{{User|Randoman123456789}} - It's better to keep the passwords rather than just add questions, because, as Nerdy Guy said above, this would lead other users into logging onto accounts that don't belong to them, and therefore hacking in to them. Per all. | |||
#{{User|Dark Lakitu 789}} - Per all,We rather have an user who have to make ten accounts because the user forgot the password for the other nine,other then to block an user for what '''someone else''' did. | |||
#{{User|Walkazo}} - Per all. Even if it is possible to implement something like this, it's too much trouble just to accomodate a few people who can't remember a password. To avoid forgetting, simply choose something easy to remember, and if necessary, store it in multiple places on and off the computer; logging-in shouldn't be a challenge. | |||
#{{User|Yoshario}} - Per all. | |||
====Comments==== | |||
Is the password thing something all Wikis HAVE to do? if it is,ignore this.{{User|Hyper Guy}} | |||
Hmmm... I'm not entirely sure I understand the proposal. Do you mean two accounts? That's what I think you are saying. {{User|Bloc Partier}} | |||
:No, it means two ways to log in {{User|Tucayo}} | |||
::You're going to have to specify that second way. You mentioned security questions as an idea in the proposal, but right now we're just voting for "something" to happen. You'll need to reword it, otherwise we're voting on whether or not to give you a blank slate to work with as far as log ins are concerned. {{User|Stumpers}} 22:44, 9 March 2009 (EDT) | |||
Ok,I added an example.This IS my first proposal.{{User|Hyper Guy}} | |||
:Much better - and I'm sorry if I came off strict. :) {{User|Stumpers}} | |||
Woo-hoo! I'm logged in correctly now! {{User|Yoshikart}} | |||
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