Thread:Vaculity/@comment-25238518-20160101062503/@comment-25063563-20160109230324

Vac, I was the bureaucrat for http://onigiri.wikia.com/wiki/Onigiri_Wiki, and trust me, you're gonig about this the wrong way. Nini is correct here. Before you admin or create a wiki, you should read up on some of their documentation including the following:

1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Advice_for_new_administrators

2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Assume_good_faith

3) http://community.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Brandon_Rhea/Tips_for_being_a_great_admin

Reading though these articles will give you a good guideline on how to be an admin, and in the future, who to nominate as admins. If you're scared of vandalism, the main wikipedia has a group called the "Volunteer Spam Task Force " whose entire purpose is to watch over as many wikias (including small ones like this) as possible and respond to large scale acts of vandalism. Your job as an admin is to nurture the growth of your wikia and to deal wth "small scale" vandalism. What you are currently doing prevents anyone from editing pages. An alternative, if you're still feeling up-tight about this, is to lock a page to registered or auto-confirmed users only. This will prevent new accounts from editing said page and an account or IP ban (Make sure your first provide warnings and eventually a temporary ban before permanent ones) will usually stop that one vandalizer from doing so again.

If you really do need help, I had offered my help once and the offer still stands. From what I know, you seem to be new to how wikia works as you did not even realize your wikia was a media-wikia when I asked.