User:TomasBat/Sandbox

User

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User

Users are the people who write and edit Wikipedia.

You may play 1 article per turn.
You may revert 1 vandalism per turn.

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User

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Rollbacker

Rollbackers may undo the last user's edits to a given page with a single mouse click.

You may revert 1 additional vandalism per turn.

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User

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Administrator

Administrators are Wikipedia editors trusted with access to restricted technical features.

You may block/unblock 1 user per turn.
You may protect 1 article at a time, changing your choice once per turn.

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User

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Bureaucrat

Bureaucrats may promote other users to administrator or bureaucrat status and grant and revoke an account's bot status.

You may play bots from your deck or hand.

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User

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Bot (anti-vandalism)

Bots are automated or semi-automated tools that carry out repetitive and mundane tasks in order to maintain Wikipedia.

Every round, revert the first 3 vandalisms to your articles.

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User

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Bot (article creation)

Bots are automated or semi-automated tools that carry out repetitive and mundane tasks in order to maintain Wikipedia.

During your turn, play as many stubs as you wish from your deck or hand.

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Article

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Stub

A stub is an article containing only a few sentences of text which — though providing some useful information — is too short to provide encyclopedic coverage of a subject.

This card accounts for 1 point.

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Article

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Start class

An article that is developing, but which is quite incomplete and, most notably, lacks adequate reliable sources.

This card accounts for 2 points.

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Article

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C class

An article that is substantial, but is still missing important content or contains a lot of irrelevant material.

This card accounts for 4 points.

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Article

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B class

An article that is mostly complete and without major issues, but requires some further work to reach good article standards.

This card accounts for 8 points.

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Article

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Good Article

Good articles are articles which are considered to be of good quality but which are not yet, or are unlikely to reach, featured article quality.

This card accounts for 16 points.

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Article

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A class

The article is well-organized and essentially complete.

This card accounts for 32 points.

Article

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Featured article

Featured articles are considered the best articles in Wikipedia; they excel in accuracy, neutrality, completeness, and style.

This card accounts for 64 points.

User

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Steward

Stewards may revoke any permission from any user on Wikipedia if the account is acting maliciously.

You may demote 1 rogue admin per turn.

User

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Checkuser

Checkusers may examine a user's IP information and other server log data in order to determine if a user has sockpuppet accounts acting not in accordance with policy.

Sockpuppets from your opponent's black deck may not be played.

User

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Vandal

Vandalism is any addition, removal, or change of content in a deliberate attempt to compromise the integrity of Wikipedia.

You may vandalize an opponent's article once per turn.

User

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Sockpuppet

The use of multiple Wikipedia accounts to avoid sanctions is forbidden.

You may play this card over a blocked vandal. You may vandalize an opponent's article once per turn. If this card is blocked, it is mixed back into the bad deck.