Notices, Warnings, and Blocks Policy

Definitions

Notices

Notices are given to users the first time they break a smaller rule once before breaking the same rule again turns into a warning.

Warning

Warnings are given to users who break smaller rules more than once, or who break larger rules. You receive at most three warnings before your next offense is a block.

Blocks

To be blocked means to no longer be able to participate within the community. Your account itself has some type of restriction on it issued manually by an administrator. This can also be called a ban. You receive a block by:

• Triggering the AbuseFilter
• Trolling pages or discussions
• Breaching Fandom Terms of Service
• Exceeding 3 warnings

There are a few different types of blocks:

• Partial block where a user may be blocked from either pages or discussions. We rarely use this type of block.
• A block where a user can still comment on their own message wall.
• A full block where a user cannot do anything on this wiki.
• Affiliated wiki block which is administered on any two or more of our affiliated wikis if we believe the blocked user may pose a threat or cause disruption on an affiliated wiki.
• Global block, a block administered by Fandom themselves and is due to a breach of a severe global rule.

Warning procedures for editing

Editing warning procedures

Punishment	Examples of offense
Notice	Failure to provide sufficient sources Adding speculation to pages Writing a biased page
Warning	Examples include: Adding a few words in other languages Creating a blank page Edit wars
Immediate block	Continuing an edit war Creating pages of unrelated subjects
Permanent block	NSFL/NSFW Raiding Trolling

Warning procedures for discussions

Discussions warning procedures

Punishment	Examples of offense
Notice	Necroposting Posting back-to-back
Warning	Examples include: Being hostile Deleting warnings Breaching DNIs Not properly buffering art
Immediate block	Blatant harassment Refusal to change
Permanent block	NSFL/NSFW Raiding Trolling