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GreenCheck This page documents an official policy of the Kung Fu Panda Wiki.
All questions or suggestions concerning this policy must be submitted in the forums prior to an admin making changes, which may happen at any time with or without notification.
Support  APPROVED by the wiki community August 2020 (view discussion). ['15] ['14]
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Administrators of this wiki have the ability to protect and unprotect a page; this means that a certain group of users with a specific level of access to this wiki are prevented from editing or changing an article for a specific amount of time.

If you came here because you clicked on a small lock in the right-hand corner of a page, that means that page has been protected from editing. If you wish to discuss the terms of this action, please use the forums.

Reasons for protection

At the discretion of an administrator, a page may be protected for:

  • Persistent vandalism or spamming
  • Persistent edit warring, in which case the protection shall enforce a "cool down" period; may be upon request (see below).
  • Prevention measures
  • Title protecting (create protection); used mainly for:
    • Spam
    • Prevention of recreating a deleted page
  • Maintaining the integrity of certain pages that run the functions of the wiki, such as:
    • Site templates
    • Site policies
    • The site's logo and favicon
    • Copyright and license pages

Protection levels

  • Rule of thumb: As damage done to the page increases, so will the level of protection. Most protected pages are to the autoconfirmed level; however, in extreme cases, pages may be protected to sysop level.
  • Page protection levels are indicated through a color-coded padlock symbol found on the right-hand corner of a protected page. These vary as such:

Semi-protection

SilverLock

Full protection

GoldLock

Permanent full protection

BlackLock

Create protection

BlueLock
  • Color: Blue
  • Other name: Protected title
  • Function: Prevents page creation under a specific title
  • Reason: Prevent spam, recreation of deleted page
  • Restricted users: Non-autoconfirmed (new users), autoconfirmed
  • Duration: Infinite
  • (View list of current create-protected pages)

Move protection

GreenLock
  • Color: Green
  • Function: Prevents page move (or page title renaming) without authorization
  • Reason: Page-move vandalism, prevention measure
  • Restricted users: Non-autoconfirmed (new users), autoconfirmed
  • Duration: May vary (see specifics below)
  • (View list of current move-protected pages)

Protection durations

  • Protected pages are generally intended to be protected only for a limited amount of time (with the exception of the permanent, create, and sometimes move protection).
  • Unless otherwise noted,[1] pages will remain protected for these specific times:
Lock Duration
Semi-protection
1 week
Full protection
1 week
Permanent full protection
Infinite
Create protection
Infinite
Move protection
Infinite / 1 week[2]

Requesting protection

  • Any user may request a specific protection on a page to an administrator for major incidents of vandalism or other performances of disorderly conduct.
  • Please supply credible evidence of the circumstances that warrant a need for protection. Administrators are not obliged to protect a page simply by request. Contrary, administrators are highly encouraged to investigate the situation themselves first before protecting a page.

See also

Notes

Footnotes

  1. Due to varying circumstances, times may vary under the discretion of an administrator.
  2. For page-move vandalism.
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