Wikipedia:Requests for de-adminship
In today's world, Wikipedia:Requests for de-adminship has become a topic of constant interest and debate. Whether due to its impact on society, in the workplace, in politics or in people's personal lives, Wikipedia:Requests for de-adminship is an element that does not go unnoticed today. As the world advances and circumstances change, Wikipedia:Requests for de-adminship becomes increasingly relevant and its influence is felt in all aspects of daily life. In this article, we will thoroughly explore the role and importance of Wikipedia:Requests for de-adminship, analyzing its different aspects and how it affects society as a whole.
Requests for de-adminship (or for desysop) may be made in the following ways:
- Wikipedia:Administrator recall, where editors may compel an administrator to stand for reconfirmation
- Wikipedia:Administrators open to recall, a separate system of voluntary recall criteria
- Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests/Case, where editors may request ArbCom action regarding administrative misconduct
- Wikipedia:Bureaucrats' noticeboard, for non-controversial removal of permissions
- meta:Stewards' noticeboard, which historically served the same role, and still shares jurisdiction for emergency desysops
- Wikipedia:History of de-adminship proposals (located at this title until October 2024), documenting other actual and suggested forms of de-adminship
See also
- Wikipedia:Office actions, which on rare occasions have led to de-adminship
- Wikipedia:Role of Jimmy Wales, which historically included the power to desysop
- Wikipedia:Administrators, outlining the rights and expectations of the role
- Wikipedia:Administrators § Administrators subject to bans, stipulating that an indefinite sitewide community ban is automatically followed by de-adminship
- Wikipedia:Requests for review of admin actions, listing venues to challenge administrative actions and resolve administrator conduct disputes