Haobo12 laboratory Wiki:Staff

This page talks about the administration members of. Administration members (or staff members) have special rights over normal editors. Usually, these rights are granted (or removed) by a Bureaucrat, but Fandom Staff also has the power of promoting/demoting users.

The staff consists of five groups:
 * Administrator
 * Bureaucrat
 * Content-moderator
 * Thread-moderator
 * Rollback

Each of them has a set of special permissions or abilities.

Bureaucrats

 * See also: Help:Bureaucrats

Bureaucrats have the permission of promoting and demoting users to be a bureaucrat, sysop, moderator or rollbacker. This role doesn't have other special rights, therefore, usually it is granted with the sysop role. A user cannot be demoted from bureaucrat by another user once they have the role, only Fandom Staff and the user itself have this right.

Administrators (or sysops)

 * See also: Help:Sysops

Administrators, also known as sysops (system operators) are trusted users with a large group of privileges. They can block users, edit in MediaWiki pages, and they also have the content-moderator and discussion-moderators rights, such as deleting and protecting pages and deleting and closing discussion threads.

Content moderators

 * ''See also: Help:Content Moderators

Content moderators (commonly abbreviated as c-mods) are users with additional tools to moderate the wiki, such as:
 * Editing and moving fully protected pages
 * Deleting and undeleting pages and files
 * Editing and moving protected files
 * Rollback
 * Moving files
 * Protecting and unprotecting pages

Discussion moderators
Discussion moderators, also known as thread-moderators (commonly abbreviated as d-mods), have exclusive rights to be able to moderate discussions and threads.

Rollback

 * ''See also: Help:Rollback

While every user can revert malicious edits, users with the "rollback" permission are allowed to quickly undo a set of edits (usually considered unconstructive) with one click by using the rollback link on diff pages, the user's contributions page, or the list of recent changes.

Content moderators and admins have this permission by default. It can also be granted to other users by adding them to the rollback group.

Bots

 * See also: Help:Bots

Bots are automatized or semi-automatized accounts which perform automatic edits.