Welcome to the hub for proposals. This section of the wiki allows users to share their ideas for potential changes to the wiki and look for consensus in approving them. The goal of this feature is to promote collaboration as a community and ensure that all Pixar Cars Wiki users have a say in important wiki decisions.
If you have an idea you would like to suggest, you may create a proposal by adding a topic under the "Active proposals" heading. Proposals can cover any articles and spaces. As the proposer, you must provide both an explanation of what your proposal consists of as well as a compelling argument to justify why it should be passed.
Once a Proposal has been created, the voting period begins. Users have one week to declare whether they Support or Oppose the given proposal. This can be done by signing your username under either the "Support" or "Oppose" sections respectively, accompanied by an explanation of why you feel the way you do. All users can debate and discuss with one another in the "Discussion" heading.
In certain cases, the Support or Oppose dichotomy may not do a discussion justice. Sometimes there are more options. In these sorts of situations, you can offer your opinion in multiple sections, so long as your selections do not contradict one another.
After the week-long period ends, the final result is determined by which section had the most names signed. If the majority of users chose to Support the proposal, it indicates consensus, and the change may now be implemented. If more users chose to Oppose, the changes will not be put into effect.
In the event of a tie, the voting period will be extended an additional week.
Once completed, the result of the proposal will be logged at the bottom of this article, and an archive of its voting process will be catalogued here.
Rules
Proposals must provide a detailed explanation of the intended change, as well as a mock-up or draft of what the change would look like in effect.
You must choose to SupportorOppose, not both. In discussions with many options, you can sometimes pick more than one option, but make sure your answers are not contradictory.
Just like a talk page, all comments must be left with a signature. This is done by typing four tildes (~~~~).
While you are free to explain yourself however they like, you may not edit any comments that are not your own. The only situation in which a comment should be edited or removed is by an administrator in the event that the comment violates any of the site rules.
All comments in the "Discuss" section must stay on topic.
While there are no limits or requirements for the lengths of comments, explanations should be as clear and concise as possible. Do not reply with sarcasm or "jokes" that do not reflect your true thoughts.
Proposals are all about discussing changes to the wiki. They are not a way to rally for community projects. For instance, an idea like "Upload screenshots for Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures" is not a valid proposal. These sorts of discussions are better had in the Forum.
Please be respectful. It is perfectly fine, even encouraged, to debate, but arguments should be kept formal and not personal. Remember: Don't be a jerk.
Administrators reserve the right to overturn any proposal. It is strongly advised that this power is used sparingly, only in situations that threaten the goals or integrity of the wiki.
How-to
Use the following format when submitting a new proposal: If you are new or unfamiliar with wiki source code, simply paste this under "Active Proposals", and fill in the relevant information as indicated by the placeholder [brackets].
===[insert title here]===
[describe the idea you are proposing, what changes this will entail, and why you think it should be passed]
'''Proposer''': {{User|[enter your username here]}}<br>
'''Deadline''': [insert a deadline here, 7 days after the proposal was created, at 23:59 GMT, in the format: "Monday, May 3, 2021, 23:59 GMT"]
====Support====
#{{User|[enter your username here]}} - Per proposal
====Oppose====
====Discussion====
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