Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents/Header
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This page is for urgent incidents and chronic, intractable behavioral problems.
- Before posting:
- Consider other means of dispute resolution first
- Read these tips for dealing with incivility
- If the issue concerns a specific user, try discussing it with them on their talk page
- If the issue concerns use of admin tools or other advanced permissions, request an administrative action review
- Just want an admin? Contact a recently active admin directly
- Still not sure what to do? Seek advice at the Teahouse
- Be brief and include diffs demonstrating the problem
- Do not report breaches of personal information on this highly visible page – instead go to Requests for oversight.
- Accounts in the format ~2025-12345-67 are temporary accounts.
When starting a discussion about an editor, you must leave a notice on their talk page; pinging is not enough.
{{subst:ANI-notice|thread=}} ~~~~ to do so.Closed discussions are usually not archived for at least 24 hours. Routine matters might be archived more quickly; complex or controversial matters should remain longer. Sections inactive for 72 hours are archived automatically by Lowercase sigmabot III. Editors unable to edit here are sent to the /Non-autoconfirmed posts subpage. (archives, search)
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