Talk:Viability Ranking/@comment-40157980-20190723181418/@comment-34389465-20190724121345

Just to clear the debate here.

Firstly,

"I'm new here, I discovered this wiki like a week ago, and I haven't heard about this AlphaOmega. I saw his account and I found out he's an old admin,"

That's actually only partly true. I've never been admin on this wiki, but I have been here for a while. (MangoStarco did ask me if I wanted to become an admin, but he went afk before promoting me...) but thanks for voting yes, I guess.

Next, I like the idea of a council for ranking monsters in the Viability Ranking, since (as pka said beforer) we need actually experienced people to decide if a monster is viable or not in the meta. If everyone can change the rankings, we'll have lvl 20 dudes have a misplaced opinion, lacking the experience in the game. I'll try to setup a council if I successfully adopt the wiki.

Also, "but are we sure this won't become a sort of dictatorship/tiranny?"

I have no intention of becoming a "dictator" lol. As I said, a bunch of admins will be chosen (I'm thinking 5, 6 maybe even 7 admins.. we'll see about that). Anyone can propose himself for admin, then I'll look at their experience on the wiki, how long they've been here, their edit history, etc. This way I won't be the only person holding all the "power" and there won't be any "tyranny".

About your last proposition, " Anyone can put forward himself, or even 2-3 people, and present his/their "program". The first ones who are elected with the majority of votes will have the most consistent decisional power, the second ones will have the second most consistent power, etc."

Umm... I'm not sure about this. You'll have to clarify about the "most consistent decisional power". Are you proposing to set up a sort of admin hierarchy? I don't think that would be necessary, we aren't electing the congress or some other bs..

I might create some sort of "lesser" admins, though, with not as much power, like content/discussion moderators, rolllbacks, etc. You can check that out here. That actually would be setting up some sort of hierarchy. Kind of.