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'''User rights''' refers to the ability to perform particular actions on Conservapedia. Apart from ordinary editing, there are five additional rights that some users are granted.
== Edit rights ==
Whilst all users can edit, in order to avoid vandalism, editing is sometimes shut off while it is night-time in the U.S.
While editing is shut off, only those users granted editing rights can edit at all.
Editors granted these edit rights are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3Dedit here].
== Upload rights ==
Again to avoid vandalism, the right to upload images is restricted (at all times) to particular editors.
Editors granted upload rights are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3DUpload here].
== Block rights ==
To counter vandalism, a some editors have the ability to block vandals.
Such editors are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3DBlock here].
== Administrator rights ==
Some editors are granted the ability and authority to enforce Conservapedia's rules and resolve disputes.
These ''administrators'' or ''sysops'' have the following:
* Edit rights
* Upload rights
* Block rights
* The ability to delete (and undelete) pages.
* The ability to move (rename) pages.
* and more.
Administrators are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3Dsysop here].
== Bureaucrat rights ==
Some administrators are granted the additional ability to change user rights. They are known as Bureaucrats
Bureaucrats are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3Dbureaucrat here].
== Requesting further rights ==
If you would like to be granted any of these rights, you must have a proven record of being a genuine editor. Only Bureaucrats, can change editing rights, but you might be better to approach a sysop who is familiar with your work, and he can recommend to a bureaucrat that you be granted additional rights.
Administrator and bureaucrat rights are generally only granted when there is a specific need, not simply for being a good editor.
== Edit rights ==
Whilst all users can edit, in order to avoid vandalism, editing is sometimes shut off while it is night-time in the U.S.
While editing is shut off, only those users granted editing rights can edit at all.
Editors granted these edit rights are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3Dedit here].
== Upload rights ==
Again to avoid vandalism, the right to upload images is restricted (at all times) to particular editors.
Editors granted upload rights are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3DUpload here].
== Block rights ==
To counter vandalism, a some editors have the ability to block vandals.
Such editors are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3DBlock here].
== Administrator rights ==
Some editors are granted the ability and authority to enforce Conservapedia's rules and resolve disputes.
These ''administrators'' or ''sysops'' have the following:
* Edit rights
* Upload rights
* Block rights
* The ability to delete (and undelete) pages.
* The ability to move (rename) pages.
* and more.
Administrators are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3Dsysop here].
== Bureaucrat rights ==
Some administrators are granted the additional ability to change user rights. They are known as Bureaucrats
Bureaucrats are listed [http://www.conservapedia.com/Special:Listusers%26group%3Dbureaucrat here].
== Requesting further rights ==
If you would like to be granted any of these rights, you must have a proven record of being a genuine editor. Only Bureaucrats, can change editing rights, but you might be better to approach a sysop who is familiar with your work, and he can recommend to a bureaucrat that you be granted additional rights.
Administrator and bureaucrat rights are generally only granted when there is a specific need, not simply for being a good editor.