Requests for Comment
Requests for Comment Requests for Comment Policy before participating or initiating a Request for Comment.
Requests for Comments are an easy way to gather community feedback and to form community consensus on certain proposals, ideas, and issues. Requests for Comments can be used for a variety of purposes where the community should be consulted. Please read the |
Before starting a RfC
- If you are requesting Stewards to take a certain action, consider Steward requests first.
- Have you gotten feedback on your idea from the Community Portal?
- For technical requests, keep in mind that the biggest obstacle is not necessarily community consensus, but someone being available to actually do the work.
RfC creation instructions
- To create a new RfC, type the name of the RfC you want in the below box and click "New Proposal". Make sure you do not use a name that is already taken.
- Describe the RfC in detail and save the page with the status set to draft if there has not been any discussion of the idea yet.
- This is encouraged by the RfC Policy; an RfC that skips this step is likely to not go anywhere.
- Add the RfC to the draft requests section of this page.
- Once the idea has been adequately discussed, either on the draft or elsewhere, the status can be set to open and the request moved to the open requests section.
- Update Meta:RecentChanges/Community with the link to newly created RfC.
Open requests
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Draft requests
Closed requests
Requests for Comment can have any of these scopes:
- Global: All of Miraheze
- Meta: Applies only to meta.miraheze.org
- Wiki: Applies to a specific wiki (other than Meta)
- Discord, IRC: Applies to those discussion platforms and users of those platforms