Wikipedia:User prerogatives

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This proposal was rejected by the community. It has not gained consensus and seems unlikely to do so. Per Wikipedia:Policies and guidelines: "A rejected page is any proposal for which consensus support is not present, regardless of whether there's active discussion or not."
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Some Wikipedia users want to establish a list of rights to which each user is entitled. That proposal was rejected; discussion can be found at this article's talk page and in the archived talk page of Wikipedia:User Bill of Rights.

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