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Compiled list of wikis with admin review processes

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This list was originally compiled at Talk:Requests for comment/Activity levels of advanced administrative rights holders as part of the RFC process. If your community has developed or revoked a review process, please add them here and consider adding a link to your local community process and a permalink to the decision in the edit summary. Please also leave a note on Stewards' noticeboard pointing to your change on this page.

Special provision rights

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Multilingual projects

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Wikibooks

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  • cs.wikibooks policy: removal after 6 months without logged action
  • en.wikibooks — listed after one year (or more) of zero edits and zero logged actions, removal after two weeks (policy)
  • fr.wikibooksInactivity policy of one year
  • ja.wikibooks — annual reconfirmations (policy)
  • nl.wikibooksInactief, policy: removal procedure starts after 12 months of inactivity
  • sv.wikibooksInactivity policy, one year.
  • vi.wikibooks has a recall process for inactive administrators. However, only one user has ever been given permanent rights; the rest are given temporary rights by Meta stewards.

Wikinews

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  • cs.wikinews policy: removal after 6 months without logged action
  • en.wikinews n:en:Wikinews:Permission expiry policy (admins are downgraded to normal users if no edits for 2 years, bureaucrats are downgraded to admins if no edits for 2 years, or both permissions may downgraded or removed if no use of permissions for 2 years)
  • fa.wikinews policy: removal after 6 months inactive + 7 days warning
  • fr.wikinews policy: a warning is issued if not logged actions in 12 months, removal after 3 months of inactivity after the warning.
  • it.wikinews policy: annual vote for confirmation plus removal after six months of inactivity, but it's quite unapplied
  • ja.wikinews checks by another discussion. We do the will your administrator of inactivity about more than a year. Or, administrator of inactivity for more than two years will apply for removal of administrator flag. Please look at checklist.
  • pt.wikinews policy: removal after 6 months without logged action
  • ru.wikinews policy: a warning is issued if no logged actions in 6 months, removal after 3 months of inactivity after the warning
  • sv.wikinews policy: adminstrators and bureaucrats who have not performed an action (logged? edit?) within the last 6 months can be removed, after a 1 month warning
  • zh.wikinews Inactivity policy: Administrators can be desysoped if they have no edits more than 6 months, and after notification, still don't edit within one week

Wikipedias

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Wikiquotes

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  • cs.wikiquote policy: removal after 6 months without logged action
  • de.wikiquote policy: removal after one year of inactivity and no response within 2 weeks after notification
  • en.wikiquote: removal after one year of inactivity (i.e. no edits and no logged actions) and no response within one week of listing/notification (policy)
  • fi.wikiquote policy: sysop status will be removed after one year of total inactivity (i.e. no edits or log actions in the last 12 months).
  • it.wikiquote policy: sysop status will be removed after two years of total inactivity (i.e. no edits or log actions in the last 24 months).
  • sk.wikiquote policy: removal after 6 months without logged action

Wikisources

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  • ar.wikisource policy fewer than 5 administrative actions for period of 6 months or fewer than 20 nonminor content edits for period of 1 year (without informing)
  • bn.wikisource policy : removal after 1 year after local discussion, if not active, minimum 100 editcount/year.
  • cs.wikisource policy: removal after 6 months without logged action
  • en.wikisource annual confirmation process s:Wikisource:Restricted access policy
  • fi.wikisource policy: removal after 2 years of no administrative actions (in the log)
  • he.wikisource: Sysops or Bureaucrats are removed of privileges after 6 months of inactivity or 12 months having less than 15 edits of content pages (not including talk pages). [1]
  • it.wikisource policy: removal after 1 year without any logged edit.
  • nl.wikisource policy: every sysop loses his rights after having less than 20 edits over a period of 12 months.
  • pl.wikisource removal after 12 months of inactivity, a local discussion is required and could only be started by administrators in May or November s:pl:Wikiźródła:Odbieranie uprawnień
  • sr.wikisource policy: 13 months
  • sv.wikisource inactivity policy: removal after 1 year of inactivity on every Wikimedia projects.
  • zh.wikisource Inactivity guideline: Administrators are desysoped if they have no edits & actions in the past 6 months (except User and User talk namespaces), and after notification, still don't edit within one month

Wikiversities

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  • de.wikiversity loss of rights after one year with under 10 edits. Inactivity rules
  • ja.wikiversity annual reconfirmations (policy)

Wikivoyages

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  • en.wikivoyage has automatic removal by bureaucrats after 2 years. voy:Wikivoyage:Administrators
  • es.wikivoyage has inactivity removal policy for administrators and bureaucrats who are inactive for 6 months. Inactivity is less than 20 edits or logged actions in this period (policy link).
  • sv.wikivoyage policy
  • zh.wikivoyage Inactivity policy: Administrators are desysoped if they have no edits in the past 6 months (except User and User talk namespaces), and after notification, still don't edit within one month

Wiktionaries

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  • cs.wiktionary policy: removal after 12 months without edit or logged action
  • en.wiktionary policy: removal after 5 years with no use of tools provided there are more than 20 admins before the removal (vote)
  • fr.wiktionary policy: admin automatic removal after 2 years without any activity (policy), likely applies to bureaucrats too [2]
  • ja.wiktionary Administrators are re-elected or de-sysop'ed annually (policy). Automatic removal may take place after 3-month inactivity with no local edits, though it is rarely enforced (policy).
  • li.wiktionary can only be removed by vote (policy)
  • nl.wiktionary policy: Admins removed after 12 months with less than 50 edits or after a vote; each bureaucrat has to be an admin too
  • pt.wiktionary inactive administrators lose their rights after 2 years with less than 50 edits. The user can request their tools back without the need of a new vote, at bureaucrat's discretion, if they wish to return to activity (policy).
  • simple.wiktionary policy: desysop nomination after 1 year with no edits/logged actions

References

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