This wiki is a consensus democracy, and therefore all our decisions go through a community discussion, followed by a vote. The right to vote is reserved for the active users of our wiki.
Who can vote?
To vote, you must meet the following requirements:
You must have at least 50 mainspace edits to vote.
You must be an active user of the wiki. In times of general wiki inactivity, this rule may be relaxed.
Activity is defined as having at least 100 combined edits over a span of the three months before you cast your vote.
For example, if you cast a ballot on February 25th, you must have made at least 100 edits since November 25th.
Only constructive edits are considered; nitpicky edits (such as adding commas, or AD to a year) or updates to your userpage, for example, are not considered constructive.
Blocked users cannot vote under any circumstances.
Asking someone to vote on your behalf in this case is considered to be ban evasion, and will be punished accordingly.
Other Notes
Being an active editor of a related wiki of ours is not strong enough merit to vote in our proposals.
Including a reason is not mandatory, but may be on certain forums, when more than a ballot is needed. You will be prompted to on these forums.
Most forums will require a reason for an against vote unless stated otherwise.
Consequences
Violations of this policy will result in the nullification of the vote(s) in question. Should the vote be cast as a form of block evasion, both the enabler(s) of the evasion and the blocked user(s) will respectively be blocked for three weeks (on the first offense) and have their sentence doubled.
