Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-5114323-20140702163139

Due to some recent findings of Admins that have very low amounts of main edits (actual edits on the wiki), there are now new edit requirements for Administrators.

To be fit to become an Administrator or keep your current Administrator status:

1) You must have a minimum of 350 main edits. Main edits are NOT the number of edits that show up on your profile. The number of edits that shows up on your profile also includes talk page messages, thread discussion, and more.

2) If you have more than 350 and less than 500 main edits, then you must maintain at least 40% "Main Edit : Total Edit" ratio.

3) If you have more than 500 main edits, then you have to maintain at least a 30% "Main Edit : Total Edit" ratio.

To find out the amount of main edits you have or your "Main Edit : Total Edit" ratio, you can simply ask a current Administrator to check it for you (it's a special function Administrators have).

'For Current Administrators that do not meet the requirements: You have 2 weeks to meet them, or else you will lose your Administrator rights. '

Note: Of course, you can't become an Administrator SOLELY because you have many edits or you have a good Main Edit : Total Edit ratio. This is just part of the requirements to become an Administrator or maintain your Adminstrator rights.

This is intended to improve the quality of Administrators. We can not have slacking Administrators that deserve less to have Administrators rights than other regular users.  