The Secret Life of Pets Wiki is always welcoming new visitors into our community. All users can access most of the wiki's editing tools and software by default. Special privileges may be granted to users who show commitment and diligence to improving the wiki.
User permissions
Rollbacks are users who have shortcut access to reverting bad faith edits.
Content Moderators are patrol users who can delete/restore pages, rollback, and control page protection.
Discussions Moderators are patrol users who can remove/restore discussion threads, manage forum boards, and monitor article comments.
Administrators (admins or sysops), in addition to all previously listed rights, can access the site's dashboard to oversee wiki analytics, block users, and customize the site's theme, CSS, and JS code.
Bureaucrats are administrators who manage user rights. These users can only be involuntarily demoted by Fandom Wiki staff.
Current staff
| Avatar | Username | Role | Joined | Staff since | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ferrets | Founder Admin |
December 12, 2015 | December 12, 2015 | Active | |
| Alytta | Admin | April 20, 2020 | July 2, 2021 | Semi-active |
Former staff
Applications
The following requirements must be met to qualify for staff candidacy:
- You must be an active member of the community for at least six months.
- There is clear evidence of your contributions to the wiki, most of which should be in the main namespace.
- You have no history of being blocked previously on The Secret Life of Pets Wiki or another Fandom project.
- Content and Discussion Moderators must have a passable level of English fluency.
- Administrators, in addition to the requirements above, must be comfortable working with wikitext and HTML/CSS, especially with regards to formatting pages and designing, editing, and implementing templates on the wiki.
- You must gain community approval by creating a public Discussion post or blog stating your intent to become a staff member and how you will use your position to improve The Secret Life of Pets Wiki. Please allow 1–2 weeks for others in the community to respond.
Once community support has been gained, applications should be submitted to an active bureaucrat with a link to the public Discussion/blog post for them to review.
Removing rights
Please note that elevated rights are subject to removal if users go inactive for 60 or more days without an inactivity notice, abuse their privileges, or fail to adhere to wiki policy.