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== First warning ==
== Level 1 ==
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<div id=wh>Here's a tip on how to improve your editing.</div><hr>
<div id=wh>Here's a tip on how to improve your editing.</div><hr>
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== Second warning ==
== Level 2 ==
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<div id=wh>Maybe you didn't understand the earlier message.</div><hr>
<div id=wh>Maybe you didn't understand the earlier message.</div><hr>
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== Third warning ==
== Level 3 ==
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<div id=wh>Please stop doing what you're doing.</div><hr>
<div id=wh>Please stop doing what you're doing.</div><hr>
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== Seriously, this has gotta stop ==
== Level 4 ==
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<div id=wh>Unfortunately, you must now be prevented from further editing.</div>
<div id=wh>Unfortunately, you must now be prevented from further editing.</div>

Revision as of 15:07, 15 October 2011

Stand well clear, Jo!

This article is currently undergoing significant editing. Editors should not use this tag for more than 72 hours. Please do not edit it until you no longer see this message, or until 72 hours have passed from the time this message appeared in the edit history.

User warnings are tiny templates which can be used by admin (and others) to advise users of things they're doing which violate. The idea for this system arose from a forum discussion, where it was decided that brief template messages placed on user pages would be the way forward. The final form of this thing arises mainly from an idea supplied by sulfur as an example of things going on at Memory Alpha, as well as the current state of Wikipedia's user warning project. However it does retain a good deal of "TARDIS flair". The actual form of the messages has been wholly created at this wiki and doesn't exist anywhere else on the web.

How it works

to be added

Examples of each level

There are four different levels of message, as can be seen here.

Level 1

Here's a tip on how to improve your editing.

The sky is falling. Lots of other things are happening. Like this. And this. And that over there. There are many balls in the air, many plates spinning. I wish I could make you understand how much is going on.
czechout<staff />    <span style="">02:52: Sat 15 Oct 2011 Just some friendly advice

Level 2

Maybe you didn't understand the earlier message.

The sky is falling. Lots of other things are happening. Like this. And this. And that over there. There are many balls in the air, many plates spinning. I wish I could make you understand how much is going on.
czechout<staff />    <span style="">00:24: Sat 15 Oct 2011 

Level 3

Please stop doing what you're doing.

The sky is falling. Lots of other things are happening. Like this. And this. And that over there. There are many balls in the air, many plates spinning. I wish I could make you understand how much is going on.
czechout<staff />    <span style="">02:52: Sat 15 Oct 2011 

Level 4

Unfortunately, you must now be prevented from further editing.

The sky is falling. Lots of other things are happening. Like this. And this. And that over there. There are many balls in the air, many plates spinning. I wish I could make you understand how much is going on.


czechout<staff />    <span style="">00:24: Sat 15 Oct 2011 

Rules for use

Any user may send out a level 1 or 2 message to another user. However, level 3 and 4 warnings can only be sent by an admin. If you're not an admin, and you post a level 3 or 4 warning on another user's page, you will become subject to blocking without warning.