Just to keep everyone in the loop, after a small review of our settings, we’ve decided to bump wiki-editing to TL2 here on meta. 
For most, this will likely pass without notice but it is something to be aware of when suggesting people jump in and make direct edits to any docs (for instance).
For anyone who wants to suggest an edit to a wiki who isn’t yet at TL2 just leave a post in the topic as normal and we can help you out. 
Where can I see what my trust level is? In the preferences I can not see it. And how and when will I get TL2?
Hi Frank! Glad you’re interested in helping out here on meta. From the blog post Moin shared, here’s how you get to trust level 2 and privileges you get once you get there. It’s not so hard but demonstrates your commitment to the community. These are the defaults for all Discourse sites out of the box, but they can be changed by site admins to suit their needs.
Trust Level 2 – Member
Members keep coming back to your community over a series of weeks; they have not only read, but actively participated long and consistently enough to be trusted with full citizenship.
Get to trust level 2 by…
- Visiting at least 15 days, not sequentially
- Casting at least 1 like
- Receiving at least 1 like
- Replying to at least 3 different topics
- Entering at least 20 topics
- Reading at least 100 posts
- Spend a total of 60 minutes reading posts
Users at trust level 2 can…
- Use the “Invite others to this topic” button for one-click onboarding of new users to participate in topics
- Invite outside users to PMs making a group PM
- Daily like, edit, and flag limits increased by 1.5×
- Ignore other users
- Edit their own posts for up to 30 days after posting
