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Users with '''bureaucrat''' rights can manage user permissions.  They can add or remove rights from user accounts.  Typically, bureaucrats are [[sysop]]s additionally, because the first step to promote a user is to give him sysop rights.
Users with '''bureaucrat''' rights can manage user permissions.  They can add or remove rights from user accounts.  Typically, bureaucrats are [[sysop]]s additionally, because the first step to promote a user is to give him sysop rights.  Bureaucrats are basically the top-tier level of users on a wiki – all other [[Special:ListGroupRights|UserGroups]] are subordinate to bureaucrats, and as such, actual numbers of bureaucrats will be generally quite limited.


If you, as a bureaucrat, want to edit user rights, go to the page "User rights management" (over Special pages)
If you, as a bureaucrat, want to edit user rights, go to the page "User rights management" (over Special pages)
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==See also==
==See also==
* [[:Category:Active administrators of this wiki]]
* [[:Category:Active administrators of this wiki]]
* [http://wikiindex.org/Special:Listusers?username=&limit=100&group=bureaucrat wiki-generated list of users with bureaucrat rights]
* [http://wikiindex.org/index.php?title=Special:ListUsers&group=bureaucrat wiki-generated list of users with bureaucrat rights]


[[Category:Help]]
[[Category:Help]]
[[Category:Admin]]
[[Category:WikiIndex]]

Revision as of 15:29, 28 January 2012

Users with bureaucrat rights can manage user permissions. They can add or remove rights from user accounts. Typically, bureaucrats are sysops additionally, because the first step to promote a user is to give him sysop rights. Bureaucrats are basically the top-tier level of users on a wiki – all other UserGroups are subordinate to bureaucrats, and as such, actual numbers of bureaucrats will be generally quite limited.

If you, as a bureaucrat, want to edit user rights, go to the page "User rights management" (over Special pages)

  • Input the user name
  • click [edit user groups]
  • you'll se two lists:
    • left: the groups the user is member of
    • right: the available groups to the user

select on ore more items from one (or both) of the lists an the'll change the side if you click [Save User Groups] after having edited the "Reason for change:" field.

See also