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The CP Civility Association pledge is a pledge to apply [[Conservapedia:Civility]] guidelines to "everyone", whereas the Team CP pledge is a pledge to engage in cooperative and civil editing with fellow members of the Team.
 
The CP Civility Association pledge is a pledge to apply [[Conservapedia:Civility]] guidelines to "everyone", whereas the Team CP pledge is a pledge to engage in cooperative and civil editing with fellow members of the Team.
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== Administrators ==
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''See also:'' [[Conservapedia:Administrator's Guide]]
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'''The Administrators of Conservapedia have the ability to protect/unprotected pages, edit protected pages, move pages, block/unblock users, mediate and resolve disputes.'''
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=== Duties ===
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*[[Conservapedia:How Conservapedia Differs from Wikipedia|Unlike Wikipedia, we do not block for ideological reasons]]. Warnings are appropriate, not for obscenity, [[Conservapedia:Vandalism|vandalism or parody]] ''(Which are block-able offenses without warning.),'' but for silliness and other problems. In rare cases, our approach to repeated ideological conflict is to lock the page, and then allow the Administrator Group to make changes on a manual basis based upon submitted suggestions on the Talk page.
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*Revert wars and [[troll]]ing a discussion page on points contrary to the Conservapedia philosophy, a pattern of continued use of vulgar or sexually based words, all are cause for blocking a user. Name calling and insults are disruptive to the site and most likely will result in a block as well. 
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*Administrators and Bureaucrats can be consulted on questions of policy and procedures. Concerns about the validity of an interpretation should be directed to a senior administrator or bureaucrat, who is directly involved in the creation and application of policy.
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*Editors with blocking rights must be careful in the issuance of a [[Conservapedia:Blocking policy|block]]. A block is to be respected both by the recipient and by others with blocking privileges. When an error occurs, it's best for the blocking editor to undo so as to limit confusion. However, this is not always possible.
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=== Promotion ===
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Conservapedia is a [[meritocracy]]. Administrators are selected as needed from the best of the best contributors, there is no popularity contest to determine promotion, and nominations not accepted.  By your own work shall you be known.
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[http://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Special%3AListusers&username=&group=sysop&limit=100 List of Administrators]
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=== Assistants ===
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The block function and other user rights have been devolved to select users who have shown an ability to be trusted. Many of the current Administrators started as one of these Assistants and this status can be considered a way to evaluate users for promotion. '''As "emergency Sysops", the authority of these users is limited to warning users of policy violations and blocking for blatant vandalism and harassment requiring an immediate response.''' Sysops assistants may not undo Senior Administrator actions without consultation.
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===Blocking===
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[[Conservapedia:Blocking policy]]
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Conservapedia administrators and sysop assistants are not to engage in heavy-handed blocking or capricious blocking. If an editor is blocked by a Conservapedia administrator or blocking sysop, it should be done in a fair-minded and judicious manner. The ultimate purpose of blocking is behavior modification, and it should not be carried out in spirit of vindictiveness or vengeance.
    
==Topic bans and discussion page bans==
 
==Topic bans and discussion page bans==
Block, Siteadmin, SkipCaptcha, Upload, Automoderated users, delete, edit, move, nsTeam2RO, nsTeam2RW, nsTeam2_talkRO, nsTeam2_talkRW, protect, rollback, Administrators, template
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