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Created page with "{{proposed policy}} When creating an account, a Test Wiki user must choose a name to represent them. That name must be representative of an individual, not end with the -bot suffix (unless a Steward or Bureaucrat other than the bot operator chooses to approve a bot account for trial or operation), not contain the name of a user right, and not be offensive or profane. Usernames may not be promotional or confusing (contain gibberish or be similar to an already existing user)." Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
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When creating an account, a Test Wiki user must choose a name to represent them. That name must be representative of an individual, not end with the -bot suffix (unless a Steward or Bureaucrat other than the bot operator chooses to approve a bot account for trial or operation), not contain the name of a user right, and not be offensive or profane. Usernames may not be promotional or confusing (contain gibberish or be similar to an already existing user). |
When creating an account, a Test Wiki user must choose a name to represent them. That name must be representative of an individual, not end with the -bot suffix (unless a Steward or Bureaucrat other than the bot operator chooses to approve a bot account for trial or operation), not contain the name of a user right, and not be offensive or profane. Usernames may not be promotional or confusing (contain gibberish or be similar to an already existing user). A Steward may grant exceptions to the first, third, and fifth requirements. |
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Revision as of 16:53, 2 March 2024
 | This page is a proposed policy. It is not official policy yet, but is undergoing discussion on the community portal. It may be based on policies from other sites or unwritten customs. |
When creating an account, a Test Wiki user must choose a name to represent them. That name must be representative of an individual, not end with the -bot suffix (unless a Steward or Bureaucrat other than the bot operator chooses to approve a bot account for trial or operation), not contain the name of a user right, and not be offensive or profane. Usernames may not be promotional or confusing (contain gibberish or be similar to an already existing user). A Steward may grant exceptions to the first, third, and fifth requirements.