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| | Registered || An account || The same, plus a name of your own, a watchlist, and the ability to edit your own discussion messages | | Registered || An account || The same, plus a name of your own, a watchlist, and the ability to edit your own discussion messages | ||
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| − | | Autoconfirmed || | + | | Autoconfirmed || Earned automatically from account history || Editing semi-protected pages; exemption from most [[Special:AbuseFilter|edit filters]] |
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| − | | Extended-confirmed || | + | | Extended-confirmed || Earned automatically from account history || Editing extended-confirmed protected pages |
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| − | + | Automatic eligibility uses private anti-abuse criteria. Exact thresholds are intentionally not published, so accounts cannot be optimized solely to bypass restrictions. | |
| == Granted == | == Granted == | ||
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| − | Administrators | + | 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. | 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. | ||
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