This page contains a list of all the bureaucrats, admins, content moderators, and other name positions on this wiki. If you have questions, please contact these people.
Users[]
| Admins | ||||
| User | Position(s) | Status | Time as Admin | |
| Fuwari-yume | Founder, Bureaucrat, & Administrator | Active | Since May 8, 2021 | |
| Chrismh | Bureaucrat & Administrator | Active | Since May 11, 2021 | |
| Tsukihibiki | Administrator (Formerly) | Inactive | October 20, 2021 - April 28, 2022 | |
| Content Moderators/Rollbackers | ||||
| User | Position(s) | Status | Time as Mod | |
| Yume-katsu | Content Moderator | Active | Since May 11, 2021 | |
Admin Requirements[]
For those of the users that are striving to be a help to the community and become an admin, there are some requirements that the current admins are looking for. There are some other points that will be considered if we are looking for a new administrator, but the following five points are the most prominent ones.
- Are you active? - An admin must be on the wiki at least once a week. If you need to take a break that's fine; but an admin shouldn't just vanish without prior notice.
- Are you part of the community? - Admins are a strong part of our community. They resolve issues, organize events, and are prominent members of wiki life. Admins must be active in the community.
- Do you contribute to the wiki? - Commenting and being an active user on the wiki is good, but our admin team each has a specialty that they're amazing at, and they put in a lot of work.
- Does the community trust you? - Like one of the questions above, an admin must get along with the community. Working together at the Pretty Series Wiki is an important skill here. Admin must try to be on their best behavior like regular users, and they are not exempt from the rules.
- Have you gone the extra mile? - Helping out with mass-wiki projects is all good and dandy, but do you go the extra step? Looking to see if other users need help completing their bit, or if there are any other things you can do to help out is always a good way to start.