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Be kinder to new incoming users on chat (5)

I've noticed that we've almost scared new users and potential editors off because we get too strict when they come into chat without a mainspace edit. Now don't get me wrong, the one mainspace edit to chat is a good rule, but I think we need to be a bit more kinder and not kick users the second they come in. Help them out at first, and kick/ban if they don't listen or start to act disrespectful.

Immediately saying "User, GET AN EDIT." the minute they join (and/or kick them over that) can scare new users off right away, especially if they don't know how to edit and need help. Rather, say something like "Hi, welcome to the wiki! You'll need a mainspace edit to chat, by the way." It can leave a better impression on new users.

If a new user joins, don't assume they are a sock of a banned account. This is a way to scare users away from the wiki. New users do join and aren't always sockpuppets.

For (7)

  1. Graham02
  2. Mixingitall
  3. Dadaw (talk) 20:32, January 18, 2016 (UTC)
  4. -Mlnl (talk) 02:42, January 30, 2016 (UTC)
  5. ɐɾuıN uǝǝɹפ (talk) 22:54, January 18, 2016 (UTC)
  6. I DEFY YOU, HEART MAN!--The mad starfish was here (talk) 23:44, January 18, 2016 (UTC)HEART ON STICK, MUST DIE!
  7. Howdy there, you'll never know! (talk) 00:20, January 19, 2016 (UTC)
  8. Theslowking11

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I think this rule would help the wiki

  • My idea, but I let Crack submit the vote. So thank him as well. -Mlnl (talk) 02:44, January 30, 2016 (UTC)
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