About: Smashpedia:Blocking policy

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Users can be blocked for many reasons. In general, blocks are given for the following reasons; however, users can be blocked for other reasons as well: * repeated vandalism * breaking * being disruptive on the wiki, such as by making lots of minor edits to a single page * adding pages that are copyright violations. * Ignoring a warning given on your talk page * sockpuppeting (having more than one account) * impersonating another user * spending too much time on your userspace and forums

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rdfs:label	Smashpedia:Blocking policy
rdfs:comment	Users can be blocked for many reasons. In general, blocks are given for the following reasons; however, users can be blocked for other reasons as well: * repeated vandalism * breaking * being disruptive on the wiki, such as by making lots of minor edits to a single page * adding pages that are copyright violations. * Ignoring a warning given on your talk page * sockpuppeting (having more than one account) * impersonating another user * spending too much time on your userspace and forums
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abstract	Users can be blocked for many reasons. In general, blocks are given for the following reasons; however, users can be blocked for other reasons as well: * repeated vandalism * breaking * being disruptive on the wiki, such as by making lots of minor edits to a single page * adding pages that are copyright violations. * Ignoring a warning given on your talk page * sockpuppeting (having more than one account) * impersonating another user * spending too much time on your userspace and forums Admins are advised to give a warning to people before banning them. It is also advisable to have a working email address in your preferences so you can be contacted by a user affected by a block if necessary. Block lengths are at the discretion of an administrator. Some actions are more severe than others and will be given longer block times. Block lengths will be increased upon repeated offences. If you feel you have been unfairly blocked, leave a message on your talk page stating that you were unfairly blocked, and explain why, where an admin will negotiate with you to possibly unblock you or change the length of your block. A list of active/inactive administrators can be found here.

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