Raid Cycle - malkovich/bibanon GitHub Wiki

{{Policy|w/i/ki:CYCLE}} The Raid Cycle is a theoretical model of how /i/nvasions are conducted. A good /i/ raid should last as short as possible from planning to execution - no more than 48 hours - to prevent spais and whiteknighting from alerting the target and ruining the raid.

1. Raid is proposed in Le_/i/nsurgency.
2. If proposal is good, make wiki article based on Site Raid Template or Personal Raid Template, using the Template:Raid_Infobox, following the format "Operation: Something".
3. Make a 209 x 195 pixel raid icon to go at the top left of the page.

1. A sysop will add the raid to the Raids page under the Raids#Raids that Need Your Help heading.
2. Begin the planning to include the method, target, site or personal information, and IRC channel. Discuss this in Le_/i/nsurgency.
3. Arrange for recon of the target and add information to wiki.

1. When {{Tname|Raid Infobox}} is completed, a sysop will move the raid to Raids#Good_New_Raids on the Raids page.
2. Complete the planning to include the the raid time and date, and add the raid to the Events Calendar by adding Category:Events and Category:dd/mm/yyyy to the bottom of the page.
3. Issue the orders by making promotional material, YouTube videos, etc., to be publicized on the Le_/i/nsurgency
4. Supervise on /i/ and in IRC to ensure everyone knows and follows the raid plan.

• The raid that is most likely to be Featured within the week will be placed in Upcoming Raids

• The best new raid that will be active within 3 days will be Featured on the Main Page, listed in the irc.helldive.org #insurgnecy irc channel.

• When the Featured Raid ends, it will be listed under Previous Raid on the Main Page with an icon 150 pixels wide.

• After each raid,

• An After Action Report should be conducted on the raid's Talk Page, stating: what happened, what went well, what didn't, and suggestions for improvement.

1. Once the raid is declared over and done, all lulz milked from the target, it'll be moved under the Old Raids heading. {{tutorials}}