Admin_rights
Thread:Support/Admin_rights#Admin_rights_10615: May I get admin rights (probation) for giving translator rights for new users?
Done Please obey this list of guidelines (also see past requests at Project:Translator):
- each request is acknowledged, granted or not.
- Granted requires reply " Done" and a small welcome. I usually use plain "Welcome!".
- requests are not granted if no e-mail confirmed and no user page created. Red user page link should be replied with a link to Special:FirstSteps
- requests are not granted if the signature does not lead to user (talk) page.
- user page with babel, but no e-mail confirmed: granted, and ask them to confirm their e-mail address (with reference to Special:FirstSteps.
- fix up the user page if you can (de-duplicate multiple babel templates, and stuff).
- grant requests with reason [[portal:LANGUAGECODE|LANGUAGECODE]]. See Special:Log/rights for examples.
- do not give out offline translator rights before 100 contributions.
- do not give out sysop or bureaucrat without talking to a staff member.
- We've dealt with vandalous accounts/translator requests for ru/uk a while ago. Be positively suspicious about requests for those languages.
- When in doubt, ask a staff member (talk page, IRC, e-mail, whatever), and delay granting rights.
Feel free to check up on recent contributions of recently created accounts without a request, or granted accounts without edits. Send them a friendly mail and a message on their talk page inviting them to start translating and offer help through support. If granted users have made a few edits, compliment them on their contributions; they are valuable, we appreciate them, etc. Be at least a bit original, don't "template" them. I *think* these personal touches helps to keep (more) translators motivated and contributing.
Clear? :)
1 question. User create user page, but do not request translator rights on Project:Translator. May I give translator rights?
Best not. We need a user to prove he understands what is asked of him. If you want to do anything, I see two things you can do:
- write a little note on the talk page
- send the user an e-mail.
In both cases, best refer to Special:FirstSteps.
Please check Special:FirstSteps. Confirmation e-mail is before requesting translator rights or not?
Confirming e-mail address is not required, but we do actively encourage it. Because it is not required, it can be done after requesting translator rights.
But You say: "Requests are not granted if no e-mail confirmed".
That's an out of context quote. I wrote: "requests are not granted if no e-mail confirmed and no user page created." One of the conditions has to be met. We need a babel template on the user page and some information, or a babel template and an e-mail address. Otherwise the rights assignment will be delayed until conditions are met.