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 | Level 4: Only Warning This is your only warning. The next time you vandalize BattleTechWiki, you will be blocked from editing. |
Template documentationPurpose[edit]
This template attempts to warn an offender on BTW's Vandalism policy and is intended where the providing Editor can easily assume bad faith, in regards to the warned edit. In other words, for this fourth level warning, the Editor is absolutely certain the offender is aware that his/her edit could be considered in extremely poor form, that the offense is intended to harm the encylopedia and the offender needs to be warned of the impending block.
The four levels of warning are:
- 1. Assumes good faith
- 2. No faith assumption
- 3. Assumes bad faith; stern cease and desist
- 4. Assumes bad faith; strong cease and desist, last warning
Usage[edit]
- Place one of the bolded codes below on the user's talk page:
- {{subst:Spam-4im}}
- {{subst:Spam-4im|Article}} references a specific article
- {{subst:Spam-4im|Article|Additional text}} adds more text onto the end of the message
- Replace the terms following the pipes ( | ) with the name of the page where the offense took place (second and third code) and any additional comments necessary to help alleviate the problem (third code only).