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Blocks are technical measures, and they are placed either to prevent disruption, or for testing.
Blocks are technical measures, and they are placed either to prevent disruption, or for testing.
Blocks placed to prevent disruption should be placed by one of two groups: [[Test Wiki: Bureaucrats|Bureaucrats]] or [[Test Wiki:Stewards|Stewards]]. They are most often placed due to disruptive editing such as, but not limited to, vandalism or spamming. However, blocks to prevent serious and obvious and ongoing or imminent disruption may be placed by any [[Test Wiki:Administrators|Administrator]]. Blocks can be made for testing purposes by any Administrator, and are most often placed on an alternate account or another person. Blocks placed on another person for testing should last up to two hours.
Blocks placed to prevent disruption are usually placed by one of two groups: [[Test Wiki: Bureaucrats|Bureaucrats]] or [[Test Wiki:Stewards|Stewards]]. They are most often placed due to disruptive editing such as, but not limited to, vandalism or spamming. However, blocks to prevent serious and obvious and ongoing or imminent disruption may be placed by any [[Test Wiki:Administrators|Administrator]]. Blocks can be made for testing purposes by any Administrator, and are most often placed on an alternate account or another person. Blocks placed on another person for testing should last up to two hours.

Latest revision as of 17:35, 25 November 2023

Blocks are technical measures, and they are placed either to prevent disruption, or for testing. Blocks placed to prevent disruption are usually placed by one of two groups: Bureaucrats or Stewards. They are most often placed due to disruptive editing such as, but not limited to, vandalism or spamming. However, blocks to prevent serious and obvious and ongoing or imminent disruption may be placed by any Administrator. Blocks can be made for testing purposes by any Administrator, and are most often placed on an alternate account or another person. Blocks placed on another person for testing should last up to two hours.