I think stewards are fairly obvious so I've boldly gone and added that to the list. But what about these global groups?
- Abuse filter helpers
- Founders
- Pathoschild's group
- New wiki importers
- Ombudsmen
- System administrators
- WMF researchers
I think stewards are fairly obvious so I've boldly gone and added that to the list. But what about these global groups?
I believe stewards are now required to have TFA, so that there was no point in adding them.
I posted (what I guess is) the full list into the other section. Researchers and Pathoschild seem to be the two missing things.
Well, its a good step, and I think we don't have any issue at Sindhi Wikipedia by implementing it.
@Tgr I think researchers should be added, they have some important permissions:
(deletedhistory)
(deletedtext)
(suppressionlog)
(suppressrevision)
(undelete)
Pathoschild's group (seems to also be known as global deleter) has some important ones too:
(browsearchive)
(delete)
(deletedhistory)
(deletedtext)
(undelete)
Thanks for the suggestions. I've updated the list to be more clear on which accounts are included.
I see "Global interface editors" on the list, but not local Interface Administrators (aka techadmins, see enwiki page). I also think edit filter managers should be considered "privileged". Both permissions give the ability to completely lock down editing on a wiki if in malicious hands.
Edit filter managers, too. They are not that dangerous actually, but can see some private data.