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Welcome to CLG Wiki's Requests for adminship. If you are considering requesting to become an administrator, you must read the Note below. Please see the Instructions section for guidance on how to request.

Note to Requesters

Becoming an administrator is a big responsibility. Administrators work very hard to maintain CLG Wiki and keep it running. This is not something that is handed out frequently or without thought. Only the most trustworthy, active, and knowledgeable users are granted adminship. For more insight into what this means and what it requires, please continue reading.

Before you continue, please read the entirety of the administrators page. You must know the ins and outs of being an administrator before requesting to be one. Administrators have a lot of power, and thereby have significant responsibility. If you do not think you will be able to properly handle that power and make responsible decisions, this is not for you.

I know I can handle being an administrator. What are the requirements to becoming one?
While bureaucrats do have some flexibility in deciding who becomes an administrator, there are a set of base guidelines that they look for in reviewing requests:

• User is able to communicate in a near-native fluency of English.
• User has been editing on CLG Wiki for at least one full year.
• User has not been blocked within the past year of editing. Users who were blocked by hackers or administrator abuse or were blocked in error will not have their blocks count as an offense.
• User has not previously requested for adminship within the past 3 months.
• User has proven knowledge of CLG Wiki and its policies. This means that they follow editing guidelines, they fix and improve pages, they upload high quality logos and follow copyright rules, etc.
• User is active in fighting vandalism, sockpuppetry, and policy-breakers. This means that their editing history provides evidence of assisting administrators (i.e. editing talk pages of admins to alert them of destructive users), reporting users, and undoing/rollbacking poor or nonconstructive edits.
• User is an autoconfirmed, active, constructive editor. If you are applying here, you must have at least 1000+ edits (Note: This does include edits on the old CLG Wiki).

I satisfy (or mostly satisfy) all of the above requirements. What now?
Remember that when you become an administrator, you are expected to increase in activity and effectiveness. If you are granted adminship, you are expected to edit often and use your powers responsibly. You are expected to continue doing all of the above and more. This includes logging-on daily, responding to user reports, responding to messages or questions on your talk page, monitoring the recent changes, participating in wiki discussions, maintaining the front/CLG Wiki/MediaWiki pages, and constructively utilizing administrator abilities. If your request is approved and you are inactive or caught abusing your powers, bureaucrats and/or Miraheze staff members reserve the right to remove your rights and punish you accordingly.

I am prepared to do everything you just listed and more.
If you truly believe you are a fit to become an administrator, then we wish you luck! Be aware of how the requesting process works. This is a voting process. All users are permitted to vote, whether or not they are an administrator. They will either support, oppose, or comment. After a request is published, CLG Wiki editors have 2 months to vote. After the 2 months are up, a bureaucrat will review the votes and make a decision. If 2 months are up and a bureaucrat has not responded to a request, feel free to notify a bureaucrat on their talk page. You are not permitted whatsoever to edit in the support or oppose sections. You may add or reply to comments, but you may not modify or remove others' comments. If you are caught trying to influence editors to vote or change their vote, your request will be disqualified. Cheating, incivility, and harassment is prohibited. The Instructions section below will guide you on how to publish a request.

Instructions for Requesting

Please ensure you have read the above section. Anyone requesting must have a valid reason to why they should be promoted, and understand how to use the abilities. Use the code below to request. Fill in each parameter with what is specified (except the "Request" and "~~~~" part, leave that alone). Remember that these abilities are not given out freely or carelessly, and that they are not for fun. If your request is ignored or rejected, do not feel bad. Take the voters' advice and begin to work harder so you can request again in the future.

Code for Requesters:

{{Request|Username|Reason as to why you should be an administrator|~~~~}} ===Support=== ===Oppose=== ===Comments=== Example When typing: {{Request|User|Because...|~~~~}} ===Support=== ===Oppose=== ===Comments===

The following would appear:

Note to Voters

All users are able to vote, but may only vote once per request. Please note that if a request has already been approved/rejected by a bureaucrat, you are no longer able to vote. In the Support section, users should sign if they think that the user should earn the abilities. In the Oppose section, users should sign if they disagree with the user being promoted. In the Comments section, users may add their opinion to why or why not the user should be promoted.

Active requests for adminship

User:ccateni

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Since I joined the old CLG wiki site on Dec 18 2016, I have done at least 122 on my old account to my new one at the miraheze site. As a fan of logos, I always wanted to help grow the site. I have decided to apply for the first time after only being a writer for so long on the wikifoundry site and been friends with admins on the site in the past as now its on a new site and some admins aren't returning to the site. I have also completed most of the requirements during my time on the CLG wiki other than the 1000+ edits as pointed out before. I hope I can grow the site with my logo knowledge and helpfulness with the community.

User:AnimeTVLogos

talk · contribs · editcount · logs · block log · rights log

I have proven myself to be a good moderator over the two years I was one on Wikifoundry. I have good judgement on who's following the rules, who isn't, who to ban, etc. I have helped multiple people with their problems on the old site, as I knew how the site worked and had a good grip on the rules, and am gradually getting to know the ins and outs of this site. I have amassed 5,000+ contributions on Wikifoundry and despite not constantly making page edits like some people I still visit this site at least twice a day to see if everything is okay. For all these reasons, I think I will make a great administrator.

User:Hb1290

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I have been involved in this community for nearly five years now and amassed over 2000 contributions across the old and new sites. I now feel I'm ready to take that next step. I have a firm grasp of the rules and have not been caught in any controversy through my whole time on the site. I am currently an admin over on the new company bumpers site where I've already dealt with a troll (and their sockpuppet) and cleaned up their spam pages. I also feel I offer a level of experience with MediaWiki, having also been an editor at Wikipedia for about a year before we moved here and having developed that understanding further as I've been editing here.

User:Logohub

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I was a moderator at the old CLG wiki as CokeFan12 and I've already made over 1000 contributions there. As a moderator I have banned vandals and sockpuppets and I have good knowledge of the rules. I left due to a loss of interest in logos. Although I rejoined WF briefly under my current username I barely did anything with it. But now that CLG is moving to a (better) host, I feel like I want to help develop this site further and be more active. Since this migration began I've already transferred many pages here, reported vandals and undid vandalism. I also have good knowledge of MediaWiki since I've been editing Wikipedia for around 3 years now.