Problem Details:
The check for restricted s on the wiki is at so s that are restricted and logged in at the wiki can still edit any article. Proper action is to change wiki cokies so all s are logged out (a minor thing since everyone who's not restricted can again)

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-sighs- People can't be logical and just give up

I doubt it's retroactive, hence their ability to make edits. Just my assumption, though.

TicClick wrote: 23y34

I doubt it's retroactive, hence their ability to make edits. Just my assumption, though.

The "is this restricted?" check is only done when someone logs on the wiki. If a restricted is logged out from the wiki and s again, they can't since the check returns no to check if it exists. It should be retroactive. In the case that s by that, blocking should be done at those s but probably peppy wants to report those cases at s so they could be dealt with.

confirmed, I guess
would be cool to sign s out of the wiki as soon as they receive an infringement

I'm just wondering since I know nothing but this means if I get silenced here I can't edit the wiki as well? o.o

Kurokami wrote: 3w2i32

I'm just wondering since I know nothing but this means if I get silenced here I can't edit the wiki as well? o.o

From what I get is for banned s of that have their in restricted mode. I don't know if peppy made if work for silenced s too (the _warnings thing could mean anything).

Actually since you can't post here if you are silenced it would be somehow nice if a silenced will be unable to edit wiki as well. Of course just if its not added already. But this is not Feature Request so...

Keep in mind here that s that are restricted are in active communication with the game team to regain access to their .

Editing the Wiki will simply void their chances for any appeal, just as would any other continual offense. It's really not in their best interest and in the short term (until process changes), s who offend while restricted will find that our staff will permanently cease communication.

Moving this to low priority for now.