Moderation and maintenance

Moderating content

General guidelines on moderating user-generated content, front page promotion, and reviewing case studies

Moderating projects and code

Guidelines on how to moderate contributed projects: modules, themes, distributions.

Moderating users

Guidelines on how to act when users violate Drupal.org Terms of Service and various policies.

Managing Git access and access to opt into security advisory coverage

Administering Git access, including revoking access, and allowing someone to opt into security advisory coverage

Moderating book listings

How to review requests for book listings

Email templates

Email templates to be used for sending various messages and warnings to the users.

Protecting User PII

It's critically important that volunteer site moderators protect user PII and comply with international regulations such as the GDPR.

Links and tools

Useful links for Drupal.org content moderators, site moderators, and administrators.

Maintaining issue tags

Drupal.org site moderators, content administrators, content moderators, and administrators can edit and delete issue tags.

Moderating and maintaining groups.drupal.org

Procedures for moderation and user/content maintenance on groups.drupal.org

• Abandoned Groups: Policy for Deleting a Group or Changing Its Manager
• Fighting spam in Drupal groups
• Forming a new group
• Help improve groups.drupal.org
• Roles on groups.drupal.org

Module categories updates

Guidelines for requesting that categories be added, updated, or removed from the module categories list

Unlocking a Documentation Page

Although anyone logged into Drupal.org can edit most documentation, there are some pages that require elevated permission.