Inactive: These administrators were desysopped for inactivity per Wikipedia's procedure for desysopping inactive administrators under either of two criteria. Under criterion one, they must have made no edits or logged actions in the past year; after two years of continual inactivity or five years since their last admin action, they are considered long-term inactive). Under criterion 2, they must have made fewer than 100 edits over a 60-month period.

Former administrators desysopped this way may request their rights be restored by a bureaucrat at any time (subject to bureaucrat discretion and a 24-hour wait period to evaluate the circumstances in which they were desysopped).

These former administrators are still considered active by definition of long-term inactivity (they have not gone without an edit or logged action for two consecutive years or their last administrative action was made in the past five years).

These former administrators are, by definition, considered long-term inactive (they have gone without an edit or logged action for two consecutive years since their desysop or from years prior to their desysop and the subsequent year after their desysop, or have made no admin actions for five years). The latter cases are marked as such when that is the only reason recorded for their long-term inactivity and in such cases, the column for the time of the last edit/log will refer to the last administrative action. The times of the last edit/log action are not guaranteed to be up-to-date.