Difference between revisions of "OpenWiki:User access levels"

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-Both automatic levels need age '''and''' edits, which is what makes them useful: an account registered to get around a restriction has to wait, and one that waits still has to do real work.
+Both automatic levels require age '''and''' edits, so an account created to get around a restriction must wait and then make edits before it qualifies.
 == Granted ==
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-Administrators are not editors-in-chief. The tools are for enforcing what the community has already decided, not for settling content disputes; an administrator in a dispute is just another editor.
+Administrators hold no special authority over article content. The tools are for enforcing decisions the community has already taken; in a content dispute an administrator is an ordinary editor.
 The first account registered on a new OpenWiki becomes an administrator, because somebody has to be able to hand out the rest. See [[Special:ListUsers]] for who holds what.