Mario Party Wiki:Requests for Bureaucrat Rights

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Bureaucrat Rights
The Bureaucrats can have the following rights listed below:
 * They can have the rollback tool which allows them to quickly revert vandalism rather than undoing everything.
 * They can warn users of their inappropriate behaviors.
 * They are given chat moderator rights.
 * They can block users who are violating the rules.
 * They can protect articles.
 * They can delete articles.
 * They can delete unwanted photos or videos.
 * They can edit Fully Protected articles.
 * They can vote for a candidate running for Patroller, Administrator, or Bureaucrat.
 * They can get access to pages.
 * They can promote or demote users.
 * They can make up rules and enforce them.

Requirements to be an Bureaucrat
The following list here tells you the requirements you need to meet in order to run for Bureaucrat.
 * You must have 3,000 edits or more.
 * You must have been an active Administrator for 3 months.
 * You must have no warnings or rule violations.

How to make a Request for Bureaucrat Rights

 * 1) Meet the Requirements
 * 2) Be sure to pick a good time when you should request
 * 3) Put in the Poll under Active Bureaucrat Requests.
 * 4) Tell the other Bureaucrats, but not administrators your running so they can be notified.
 * 5) The Question should be: Should (The Candidate) get promoted to Bureaucrat?
 * 6) To prevent votes from IP users and others, the article is fully protected to prevent their vote from counting.
 * 7) There will be two answers: Yes and No. The bureaucrats must select either to confirm their vote.
 * 8) If you get the most Yes than No, you passed and you will receive Bureaucrat rights.
 * 9) If you get the most No than Yes, you lost.

Example of How a request goes
Please be advised: Only Bureaucrats can vote. Non-Bureaucratic users are not allowed to vote and will not count if added.

Signatures

 * To Know who really voted, all bureaucrats must put it their signatures here to confirm they voted, but cannot reveal which option they choose. This to prevent IP users and Non-Staff users from inappropriately voting. For Example, If one bureaucrat signed his or her signature, and voted Yes, but the option is voted No but has no signature, It will -1 to the No option to know it was an IP user or Non-Bureaucratic user who voted.