Thread:PLANET23K/@comment-27600937-20190815221756/@comment-28542427-20190816105548

Thank you! I probably won't mess up to create this kind of situation, but I'm glad I have your back if anything bad would happen : ) You've got the same on my side.

Anyhow, installed a UserTags script (for custom roles) and while it has big potential, to configure it, it needs JavaScript enabled on the Wiki. I actually contacted the Fandom to enable it, in a few hours should get an answer about it. Hope you're ok with this, let me know please. For now, without JS enabled, the configuration od UserTags is little to none (and it's not the simpliest, but I'll learn) and the end result is somehow... funny : P Surely not the effect I was aiming at : D Will be much better in future, lol.

Last but definitely not least... since you've mentioned that topic yourself. I know I'm a fresh bureaucrat, but I've actually been thinking about this for a quite some time. Wanted to bring it up near the end of the year or the start of the next one if the situation wouldn't change, and everything points in the direction it won't.

You've contacted all three admins earlier this year. Hathomirr answered almost instantaneously and he's also more or less active on Fandom in general (also, his inputs are incontestable, especially when it comes to technical side - much kudos).

The thing is quite different when it comes to both Jane St. Valentine and Plokijuh. They didn't answer at all, and are next to not active at other Wikis (Jane left a comment at the very start of the year, Plokijuh's last edit in June this year, but it was a single edit). Their edits on our Wiki are good and valuable, but... let's face it, even if it's brutal: Jane haven't edited for more than 2,5 YEARS, and Plojikuh haven't edited for more than 1,5 YEAR. In the end of this year it'll be THREE and TWO YEARS, respectively. Judging by the look of things, it won't change.

Given such state of things, I'm not sure if that still warrants for them having an admin/sysop role. If you would ask me, I would say it doesn't. I know it's a matter of things that have been done by them in long run, perhaps some sentiment, and surely it's not an easy decision, but my view of this is that for now they simply don't need it. If they come back and want to edit, I would be the first to admin them, but at this moment I'm thinking about revoking it. Although I think contacting them first and asking for their current approach (and waiting for a month or so before doing anything) would be more than appropriate before doing so.

What do you think? Am I too harsh?