Counter Vandalism Team
Counter Vandalism Team
Counter Vandalism Team
Stewards
Global Administrators
Global Patrollers
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Miraheze's Counter Vandalism Team ("CVT") is a group of volunteer users dedicated to cleaning up spam and vandalism, and preventing it when possible. Across all wikis, the Counter Vandalism Team assists users and communities in combating spam and vandalism. While any user may help out in combating vandalism where possible such as by reverting vandalism and play the part, the official team currently consists of users elected as Stewards, Global Administrators, and Global Patrollers.
Stewards have global access to read private wikis, as well as access to CheckUser and Oversight tools as well as to all parts of the MediaWiki interface, while Global Administrators and Global Patrollers do not have the ability to read private wikis, access to CheckUser or Oversight, and only have access to tools generally available to local administrators and rollbackers, respectively.
If you have an issue with any action taken by a CVT member such as a lock or block, or if you want to request CVT assistance, you can email cvt
miraheze.org (which is received by Global Administrators and Stewards) or you can request help on the Stewards' noticeboard where Stewards, Global Administrators, or Global Patrollers may help.
Members
Stewards
Global Administrators
Global Patrollers
See also
- Stewards - To read more about the specific permissions and scope of Stewards
- Global Administrators - To read more about the specific permissions and scope of Global Administrators
- Global Patrollers - To read more about the specific permissions and scope of Global Patrollers