Guide to writing wiki requests/es

En Miraheze, a diferencia de otras granjas de wikis como Fandom, los usuarios no pueden crear sus propios wikis; en vez de eso, los wikis deben ser solicitados y aprobados por un creador de wikis. Esta página describirá lo que es y no es aceptable en una solicitud de wiki, y cómo puedes escribir buenas solicitudes.



Antes de escribir la solicitud
Antes de hacer la solicitud, asegúrate de que no hay ningún wiki con un propósito similar o idéntico. Si existe, contribuye a ese wiki en vez de solicitar crear un wiki nuevo. Si el wiki está cerrado, puedes solicitar que sea reabierta.



Anatomía de una solicitud
Puedes solicitar un wiki aquí. En esa página, verás el siguiente formulario:
 * Subdominio (subdominio.miraheze.org): Un campo de texto donde debes poner el subdominio del wiki.
 * Nombre del wiki: Un campo de texto donde debes indicar el nombre del wiki.
 * Idioma: Una lista desplegable en el que debes seleccionar el idioma del wiki.
 * Categoría: Una lista desplegable donde debes seleccionar la categoría del wiki. Asegúrate de seleccionar la categoría que mejor describe el wiki. Puedes seleccionar una de estas categorías:


 * Wiki privado (solo puede ser leído por los usuarios con el grupo de miembro u administrador): Selecciona esto para hacer accesible este wiki solo para ti y aquellos a los que desees dar acceso.
 * ¿Será el/uno de los tema(s) principal(es) de tu wiki gente actualmente viva? Si seleccionas esta opción, aceptas que el tema principal de tu wiki es gente.
 * El tema de este wiki es... Esta es una lista en la que puedes seleccionar el tema del wiki para que sea mas fácil de encontrar en WikiDiscover. Puedes seleccionar uno de los siguientes temas:

Si tu wiki no encaja bien en ninguna de estas, elige "Ninguna de las anteriores". Si eliges esta, un creador de wikis puede que te asigne una más cercana al alcance que presentaste, o puede que tengas más problemas a la hora de que tu solicitud sea aprobada.
 * Motivo: Esta es la entrada más importante. En este describes el propósito, el tema y el alcance de tu wiki. Asegúrate de incluir suficientes detalles, como se describe en "Qué debe contener una solicitud de wiki" a continuación. Por lo general, 2 o 3 oraciones deberían ser suficientes. Si los creadores de wikis creen que tu wiki puede violar la Política de Contenido, pueden rechazar la solicitud incluso si has descrito un propósito, tema y alcance suficientes.

Escribiendo una solicitud de wiki
Ya que revisaste cómo luce el formulario de solicitud, deberías saber qué va en una solicitud de wiki.

Qué debería contener una solicitud
Las solicitudes deberían contener lo siguiente:
 * Un tema claro (por ejemplo: "Este wiki está dedicado a satirizar varios temas de actualidad.")
 * El tipo de contenido que el wiki va a contener (por ejemplo: "Tendrá una descripción humorística de cada tema.")
 * Su ámbito (por ejemplo: "Cualquier tema que no sea poco conocido tendrá una pagina en el wiki.")
 * Un subdominio relacionado con el tema del wiki (¡recuerda poner el subdominio en el campo de texto dedicado para subdominios!) (por ejemplo: "satira.miraheze.org") Nota: El subdominio tiene que estar relacionado con el tema, evita que sea demasiado corto/genérico, y no debería superponerse con un dominio ya existente.

Qué no deberían incluir las solicitudes
Nunca pongas nada de esto en tu solicitud:
 * Contenido no relacionado con el wiki que estás solicitando, conocido como relleno. (ej. "Yo y mis amigos jugamos Minecraft.")
 * Un subdominio genérico (ej. "wiki7.miraheze.org")
 * Solicitudes spam o de troleo (ej. "uthfazrsfhfjfit7dt")
 * Cualquier contenido que viole la Política de Contenido (ej. "Quisiera un wiki para promocionar mi negocio.")

¿Qué se pone en "razón" y por qué tengo que indicarlo?
Una pregunta simple. Nos gustaría saber para qué usarás tu wiki. Después de todo, nuestros servidores no son exactamente baratos y los wikis que son apenas o para nada usados solo consumirán nuestros recursos innecesariamente (espacio de almacenamiento, memoria, etc.). Además, necesitamos asegurarnos que los wikis cumplan con las políticas.

The following are good and bad examples of what to put into the "reason" field in the wiki request form. Good examples are marked with green  while bad examples are marked with  red.

Buenos ejemplos
This wiki will document about the online video sharing service YouTube. It will document its history, its content creators, its achievements, and the videos hosted on it. Most of its pages would be pages about popular youtubers, popular videos, and important events. This request has a clear purpose (documenting YouTube, its features, and the people who upload videos on it) and scope (only popular YouTubers and videos and important events)

This wiki will be all about wikis. It will document wikis with at least 50 pages as well as wiki farms and wiki engines, all from an encyclopedic point of view. This request may be short, but it does its job. In only 2 sentences, it described the wiki's purpose (documenting information about wikis), topic (wikis and wiki-related things), and scope (wikis with at least 50 pages).

This wiki will be about an imaginary world where the only living things on it were turtles. It would document about imaginary villages, cities, species, and other things in the imaginary world. The imaginary world would have high technology advancement. Another slightly short request, but again, it does its job. It described the wiki's purpose (This wiki will be about an imaginary world), topic (where the only living things on it were turtles), and scope (It would document about imaginary villages, cities, species, and other things in the imaginary world...).

I'd like to create this wiki to save notes for my class. The notes will be general notes such as interesting things and things I want to study about later. It would have lots of notes and some other stuff, such as some interesting or hard questions. (Visiblity: Private) This request is slightly unclear, but acceptable for a private wiki.

Malos ejemplos
This wiki will be about wikis considered bad by the general community. It will outline the reasons why it's considered bad and the redeeming qualities, if any, it has. Pages about users will not be allowed on this wiki. Although this request has a sufficent purpose and topic, it is likely to cause drama and hate.

This wiki will document about YouTube and its creators. This request is not very clear. Will the wiki be about all YouTube creators or just popular ones? Will it document about hated YouTubers or not? If yes, will it violate the Content Policy or will it establish rules to delete everything policy-violating?

Recently, Fandom has been closing innocent wikis for no reason, so we'd like to host our wiki on Miraheze to be able to customize skins. We'd like this wiki to document an MMO game. This request uses the Fandom part as filler. The actual content is "We'd like this wiki to document an MMO game", the MMO game being unspecified.

A wiki for my imaginary world. Though imaginary world wikis generally have a short description, this request is completely unclear.

I want a wiki This request has absolutely no details about the wiki itself, and thus has no chance of being accepted. When creating your request, avoid doing this at all costs; stating that you want a wiki and nothing else doesn't mean that you will get one.

Ejemplo de solicitud
Now that we've reviewed the basics of wiki requests, let's follow the wiki requesting process of a user who, one day, decided to request a wiki. Here is that user's first wiki request: When the user submitted it, however, the request was declined. What was wrong with the wiki request? There were several things: The user didn't give up on the wiki, however! The user thought about how the wiki request could be improved and made changes. Here is the user's improved request: This request was approved! It had several major changes:
 * Subdomain (subdomain.miraheze.org): fandomarchives
 * Wiki name: Archives
 * Language: en - English
 * Category: History
 * Private wiki (not readable by everyone; only readable by users given the member or sysop groups): No
 * Will this wiki's main subject(s) be about living people? No
 * The purpose of this wiki is... Documentation (software) wiki
 * Reason: I want to archive fandom events
 * 1) The user did not type out the subdomain correctly. Remember, your subdomain should be in the form subdomain.miraheze.org.
 * 2) The wiki's name didn't fit well with the wiki. A name such as "Fandom Archives" would be better.
 * 3) The user chose a category that didn't fit well with the wiki's purpose. Granted, no category fits well with the wiki's purpose, so the user would've been better off selecting "Uncategorized".
 * 4) The purpose of the wiki the user chose didn't fit well with the wiki's actual purpose. The closest purpose would be "Encyclopedia (specialized) wiki", since it documents events that happened on the wiki farm Fandom. The user could've also chosen "None of the above".
 * 5) The user didn't give enough details about the wiki. "I want to archive fandom events" says nothing about the wiki's topic and scope. The user should've explained what type of events that happened on Fandom (ex. "This wiki will contain important events that happened on the wiki farm Fandom.")
 * Subdomain (subdomain.miraheze.org): fandomarchives.miraheze.org
 * Wiki name: Fandom Archives
 * Language: en - English
 * Category: Uncategorized
 * Private wiki (not readable by everyone; only readable by users given the member or sysop groups): No
 * Will this wiki's main subject(s) be about living people? No
 * The purpose of this wiki is... Encyclopedia (specialized) wiki
 * Reason: This wiki will be about documenting events that happened on the wiki farm Fandom for easy access in the future. The events documented on this wiki will be important, such as a massive vandalism wave on a popular wiki. It will contain primary sources for accuracy, such as transcripts of conversations that users involved in the events had. It will also have chronologies of series of events.
 * 1) The subdomain was changed to an appropriate one.
 * 2) The user changed the category and purpose to fit better with the wiki.
 * 3) The user expanded on the reason, adding what type of content the wiki will have and its purpose.

¡Mi solicitud fue declinada! ¿Qué hago ahora?
Don't panic! Think about why your request was declined (for example, your subdomain was invalid or your request unclear) and edit it via the "Edit request" tab to improve it. When you fix the request, you can easily be approved for a wiki.

Mi solicitud fue aprobada, ¿y ahora qué?
Congratulations! You now have a wiki on Miraheze. Being a new wiki owner can be daunting, but Miraheze is very flexible and has a lot of features. For more information on how to properly run a wiki, see this guide.

Ejemplos de buenas solicitudes de wiki
These are some examples of good wiki requests. You can use them as an example or template to your wiki request.
 * Chillowverse
 * EASWiki
 * The Highly Trained Monkeys Community
 * Hormononomicon
 * Well-read