Wikipedia:Standard offer

When an editor gets hit with a site ban or an indefinite block, one of the things they usually wonder is where things go from there. Is there any way to return to good standing? Or are they on the outs forever? The standard offer is not necessarily binding. However, most administrators and the community accept it as a common route to having a block reviewed.
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