Knowledge (XXG):Requests for adminship/Ceranthor 3

163:: I was delighted when Ceranthor told me that he was considering running for adminship. I had supported his previous RfA as I thought he would be a net positive to the encyclopedia. My support was a rather hesitant one at the time, as I saw the opposition as certainly having some merit. Instances were brought up where Ceranthor's understanding of policy and interactions with others was shown to be not up to par. I won't put words in Ceranthor's mouth, but I truly believe that he has taken the constructive criticism from the past RfA to heart. After having observed Ceranthor's editing over the past 9 months, I do not believe that any such instances have reoccurred, and I believe that Ceranthor now knows to apply with due diligence and care our content and conduct policies. I feel confident in saying Ceranthor is an experienced and mature content contributor who would only improve the encyclopedia as a whole with the sysop tools. 4025:"Legal age in his place of residence?" I understand your concern, but I'm not following what you mean to say. First, what is "legal age?" Do you mean the "age of majority?" When one can consent to be bound contractually? Do you want to contract with him? Does Knowledge (XXG)? Or voting? Or drinking? And, why does it matter about "his place of residence?" One is accountable for their actions regardless of age -- so, that obviously can't be your reasoning. Please feel free to oppose admins for whatever reason you please, but be honest about it: you oppose admins which don't meet a certain age criterion. No need to obfuscate with quasi-legalistic terms that have no place in an RfA. 3571:. There's nothing in our "transparency ideals" which states than an admin must provide personal details regarding their personal life outside of Knowledge (XXG). This type of request is just as invasive as asking about an editor's sex life, and it's just as much none of our business. As the WMF has never required proof of age for adminship on any WMF site, it is not and should not be a requirement imposed here. Also, everything I've seen from this editor shows me that they "get it" and would not abuse the twiddled bits. ··· 3045:- I'm not one to be impressed by a large creation count, particularly of one-line stubs and redirects, nevertheless he has hugely contributed to quakes & volcanoes, he has a well balanced participation in a diversity of encyclopedia-building activities, and looks like a consistent editor with staying power. I can't see any strong reasons not to support.-- 3140: 227:

Because of my comfort in those areas, if I were to pass I would start using the mop in just those areas, albeit rather slowly. Once I feel comfortable in these areas I might help out with backlogs at other places. However, because I feel most comfortable in the content area, I plan to use my tools sparingly.

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The question by Explicit currently reads "In the past, you've stated you'd never run for adminship..." Presumably, it should read "In the past, you've stated you would never run for adminship" rather than the misinterpretation "In the past, you've stated you had never run for adminship". This is just

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I like to think I am not an argumentative person, though my opinion can get the best of me. On Knowledge (XXG), I don't think I've ever gotten into a legitimate conflict. Sure, I've been corrected for a mistake plenty of times, but I try to take each suggestion someone gives me and improve my editing

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1.) the creation of the Earthquakes WikiProject. The producer of four FAs and eleven good articles, it has really attracted talented editors from completely different areas of interest. I think any group that can just inspire random editors to want to write an article is really doing a good job, and

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More importantly Ceranthor's last RFA was some nine months ago. That's a fair old time in wiki-world. Opposition at that RFA was based around maturity concerns. These were fair concerns and not lightly raised - a look a the opposition at that RFA shows editors who are active, well versed in Knowledge

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Due to Q6. I find the failure to give a straight answer to a serious question to be incompatible with our ideals of transparency, and a very undesirable quality for an admin, regardless of what the answer might have been. (For the record, if the question had been grossly intrusive, such as about the

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As an administrator, I would largely work with backlogs at DYK, C:SD, and UAA/AIV. Because I have been settling into what I really enjoy here since my last RfA in July - content work - I have been a bit inactive in administrative areas as of late. Nonetheless, I know which areas I intend to work in.

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for the extra tool set. An experienced Wikipedian with over 16,000 live edits (and the thick end of 2,000 deleted ones) it's been my pleasure to interact with him since the very start of his journey on Knowledge (XXG) over two years ago. Ceranthor has undertaken a couple of renames (User:LordSunday)

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admins? Maturity and chronological age are two different things, IMO it's rather easier to spot the college students editing here. Unless you are raising a WMF-level concern, I don't think you should even be asking such intrusive questions as your #6 above. What about the candidate's recent actions

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I am pleased to support Ceranthor — an editor who has demonstrated, over a lengthy period of time, a certain degree of conscientiousness that is not found in very many people. He is always willing to lead, to listen, and to learn. Even if he's not perfect, or if he's not been perfect before, or if

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Hypothetically, if there was evidence that this candidate was a senior citizen and chose not to answer the age question would you also oppose? My own view is that since the WMF has not made an age criterion of admins, the age question is intrusive into the candidate's privacy, which shouldn't be

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And my question is whether that legal standard is of import to the adminship role at en:wiki. Specifically, does minority in a jurisdiction carry impact to the activities of the project? If so, we need a hard-and-fast rule, if not, we shouldn't be asking the question. In any case, I'll carry this

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If you think my oppose is over your age, you would be wrong, but certainly not alone. I don't support Administrators who lack the ability to do various legal things equivalent to adminship (obtain and possess "adult materials" without restriction and enter into binding contracts being two of the

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In my humble opinion, the most important phrase would have to be "Before nominating a page for speedy deletion, consider whether it could be improved, reduced to a stub, merged or redirected elsewhere, reverted to a better previous revision, or handled in some other way." I believe there is an

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I have to say, if this was a real issue, we'd have a policy, like we do for CheckUser and Oversight access, but since we don't, I can't see that age is a big deal. I don't know how old Ceranthor is and I don't give a shit- the maturity of his contributions is what I choose to judge him on. I

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In the past, you've stated you'd never run for adminship and that RfA was "full of people who just support without actually evaluating the candidate". Why have you decided to run for adminship a third time? Do you still fully believe that RfA is full of people who support candidates without

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of commendable content work under his belt (I enjoyed skimming his six FAs), and his commentary in administrative areas is valuable as well. If he is underage, he's on the upper end of the maturity scale for such editors, at least given what I've seen. In any case, his vast experience with

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Does having a backbone mean deleting my user page? The voiceless are those who have opposed in the past but are no longer part of the project, as well as those who would oppose but are no longer part of the project, as well as those who would oppose but do not know they can.

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1.) I had been considering running for RfA when Pedro contacted me. However, I wanted to give myself some more time to see if it would be something I enjoyed. It was not until recently, when it was suggested by a few others (such as Beeblebrox), that I decided to

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2.) my content work. I have dedicated a lot of my time into researching, writing, and fine-tuning the articles I have contributed to, and I think they all reflect the fact. Additionally I am proud of the help I have given to other articles at FAC, GAN, and

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Jclemens: here is my outlook on this situation. I agree that you have the right to oppose over my age; however, I think you should evaluate me on my contributions, maturity, and the like, versus my age. That is why I decided not to answer your question.

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2.) No, I do not. As my participation at RfA has increased over time, I have come to see that most reviewers actually scrutinize candidates. They really do a spectacular job of scouring through contributions, and I should probably apologize for such a

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3.) As I've come to openly admit and the nominators mention, I have made strides in maturity since running for RfA in July. I believe both of your diffs are from before that, so I can only say that I believe I have considerably improved since then in

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Not to gloss over the first RFA, but it was an earnest yet overly brave request. I myself ended up recusing from support despite my mentorship of Ceranthor and admiration of his abilities and dedication - I felt he just was not ready.

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So what about all the editors who supported in the past but are no longer part of the project, those who would support but are no longer part of the project, or those who would support but do not know they can? Are you going to vote

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I firmy believe Ceranthor has addressed these concerns, as shown through his last several thousand edits, and that he has built upon the strengths identified by his supporters. Some bullets for you all to assess;

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until and unless candidate asserts that he is of legal age in his place of residence. Nothing personal, contributions look great, but I will always oppose child admins, and as of 9 months ago, that was you.

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due to failure to answer question 6. If the candidate was willing to answer a yes or a no, then maturity of contributions could be assessed. I can't say that there is much adults only admin work though.

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3.) my diverse interests! I have nominated 9 FPs (of astronomy, earth science, and history), 9 VPs, contributed to 21 GAs (earth science, mythology), and 27 DYKs (earthquakes, volcanoes).

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And considering your userpage was deleted for making personal attacks/disparagement, I really don't think you understand some basic principles that go beyond editing Knowledge (XXG).

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Dear candidate, thank you for offering to serve Knowledge (XXG) as an administrator. It is recommended that you answer these optional questions to provide guidance for participants:

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I don't see any current problems remaining from the last RfA, just lots of good work and plenty of relevant knowledge and experience - looks like being a good month for RfA :-) --

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Constantly surprised Ceranthor isn't already. JulianColton is one of our best admins, and isn't (or wasn't for a long time) legally of age, so I don't see that as an issue.

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15,000 edits. Broad range of experience. Solid credentials. Showed fortitude, improvement after two unsuccessful attempts. Hopefully, the third time will be the charm.--

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Ceranthor is a pleasant user that understands what Knowledge (XXG) is about. He'll make a fine administrator, and his passing will surely be a net gain for the project.

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Have you been in any conflicts over editing in the past or have other users caused you stress? How have you dealt with it and how will you deal with it in the future?

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Joe summed it up well in support above, RadMan; thank goodness this RFA is about to be closed as a pass before we get more clueless drivel like the stuff you typed.

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For those of you who missed it, Franmax pointed to the separate and specific discussion where I've explained my reasoning at exhaustive, perhaps pedantic, length.

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This is probably overdue, though I understand the reasons for waiting. Ceranthor is friendly, hard-working, and seems sufficiently trustworthy. He has a

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So you're arbitrarily declaring yourself to be representing the unwashed masses, alright. So, do the unwashed masses have any valid reason to oppose?

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closures. Ones which are obviously going to succeed (like this one, barring anything bizarre in the next 1.5 hours) are left to run the full time. ···

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Childishness is not a legal standard. Age of majority is. You are entitled to think that such questions are out of line, but if you'll look back at

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TharsHammar, I want you to know that I respect your oppose - but if you could specify the meaning of it, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.

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I think it's been established numerous times that early closures are inappropriate. Besides, someone has opposed, it's not like this is unanimous.

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because of the work of others such as Mikenorton, the content aspect of the project has really excelled in the roughly two years it has existed.

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After checking through contribs and particularly talk-page comments, I have no concerns about maturity or any other issues. Happy to support.

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Seems to have overcome all concerns raised on his second RFA as far as I can see, so there is no reason not to support him. :-) Regards

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and (User:Meldshal42), but the vast majority of his work has been under this name - and all have been under just one account. This is a

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for the third (and hopefully last) time. Great content contributor, as well as other places around the 'pedia. Deserves the admin bit.

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admin coaching means support comes in for me. Haven't seen any evidence of cooling issues though, but he is trusted, to say the least.

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All, these are simple highlights. I urge you to consider the last two RFA's and to review the contributions since then. I see exactly

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from it. I've also been involved in a few disputes, but I would like to think I have handled them all with civility and respect.

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detriment to Wikipeidia in Ceranthor having the extra tools - I see only a positive. Please join me in supporting this request.

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Opposing because "someone else who hasn't would have" still does not give the reason for the oppose; would you care to share?

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per nom. An article builder who also has experiecne with the admin related areas. Trust the nominators. Boring talk page.

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I've seen Ceranthor about in various areas, and have had no bad experiences of him - I don't think this editor would

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Seriously, this is dumbest oppose I've seen in a long time. Essentially opposing because no one has. Jesus Christ.

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closest). If anything, my opinion of your maturity was just fine, but has not been helped your responses here.

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give you concern about their level of maturity? Is there evidence of impulsiveness, lack of judgement, etc. ?

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Looking over concerns about age and the concerns of "the voiceless", I still think this is a fine candidate.

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Whenever I see an oppose rationale this stupid I assume the closing 'crat will have the sense to ignore it.

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All looks good - a dedicated contributor who could really use the tools for every day tasks. Best of luck.

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No obvious recent errors of judgement, but everything else seems to be fine so I will support anyway...

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the talk page of either

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Trying to figure out how denying this user the tools can in anyway be a net positive to the project.

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by the same reason I supported the previous RFAs. (This user can be trusted with the admin tools.)

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alternative to deletion in a good number of cases, and it should be acted upon if at all possible.

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Just under a quarter of all edits to the Knowledge (XXG) namespace - active at AIV, UAA, ANI etc.

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because he refuses to answer Q6. "Our ideals of transparency" in this case only apply to admin

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Competent. I'm satisfied with answers to Questions for Candidate. No concerns with this user.

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You don't respect it; you don't have to lie to appease stupid people. Have a backbone.

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perfect, I know I can trust Ceranthor — and that's really what it's all about. Trust.

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asked a substantially similar question which was answered honestly by the candidate.

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RFA so as I would expect that the community will question what happened in the past.

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Lots of experience, and I think he has improved significantly since his last RfA. --

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forward at WT:RFA since the overarching question transcends this particular RFA.

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Nominated him last time, so naturally I think he'll do just fine with the bit. –

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per nom. Ceranthor is a great, trustworthy, and friendly editor. Good luck! :)

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This is a three part question, so I'll answer in three parts to retain clarity.

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The above adminship discussion is preserved as an archive of the discussion.

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So why did you choose to answer it in RfA #2, but not RfA #3? What changed?

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Seems mature enough to be an admin, whichever jurisdiction s/he lives in. —

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make him a good fit for fulfilling administrators' duties in both places.

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I humbly accept. Thank you Pedro and NuclearWarfare for your kind words.

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this editor would do great with the mop, from the look of his contribs.

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as the user is evidently dedicated to the project. I see no concerns.

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or the nominated user). No further edits should be made to this page.

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I thought he was an admin already. I've seen his name around enough.

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Fairly experienced, feel he could make good use of the admin tools.

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candidates sex life, I wouldn't object the the failure to answer.)

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reached the age of majority in your jurisdiction of residence?

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Because he resisted my efforts to goad him into it last month.

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What are your best contributions to Knowledge (XXG), and why?

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indenting, it appears this account may have been compromised

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Candidate, please indicate acceptance of the nomination here:

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What administrative work do you intend to take part in?

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evaluating them? If not, why has your outlook changed?

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I feel that my best contributions to the project are:

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Sure. Ceranthor is a good member of our collective.

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Meets my 1094:Terrific editor, will be the same as an admin. 99:(XXG) and very aware of our adminship process. 3746: 3738: 1505: 1497: 559:Edit summary usage for Ceranthor can be found 107:A significant article builder and copywriter. 3541:A quick glance and he understands the stuff! 2599: 605: 8: 3146:Deo Volente & Deo Juvente, Ceranthor. — 2660:- Per above, great work on Knowledge (XXG)! 3515:What more can I add to what has been said? 4076:okay whether the candidate is 12 or 120.-- 3195:Mop-worthy, and a good solid contributor. 2361:No concerns from my reviews of his work, 2094:has my support, will not abuse the tools. 1795:- high probability of being net positive. 612: 598: 590: 3305:The only RfAs which are closed early are 3076: 1762:- Long overdue, will make a great admin. 53:Final (134/4/0), closed as successful by 2181:– undoubtedly one of the best around. – 573:Please keep discussion constructive and 2878:- Per contributions in the recent past. 2077:. No concerns. Good luck with the mop! 468: 2584:Since the only opposition is petty, I 2552:-- Александр Дмитрий (Alexandr Dmitri) 2239:and he should make a compotent admin. 18:Knowledge (XXG):Requests for adminship 7: 3376:No problems here. Can be trusted -- 2518:is. A mixture of article promoting 466: 4007:He could so easily lie, you know. 1095: 481:Requests for adminship/Ceranthor 3 476:Requests for adminship/Ceranthor 2 376:Additional optional question from 323:Additional optional question from 296:Additional optional question from 24: 4176:Successful requests for adminship 3594:Also, I should note that "42" is 3078: 3007:PS I was indeed offended by your 1902:Excellent job, deserves the mop. 1608:Good experiences with candidate. 990:make that strong support for A4. 3138: 3093:Long since earned my trust, and 2326:Certainly knows the territory... 1834:No reasons to Oppose from me. -- 1233:I thought you were one already. 471:Requests for adminship/Ceranthor 3674: 3664: 2724: 2718: 2710: 2707: 2537: 2533: 2529: 2524: 2142: 1406: 1396: 1113: 1105: 1097: 1077:since I first saw him on Wiki. 579:Special:Contributions/Ceranthor 2343:thought he was one already... 1573:Gasp, fall over and pinch self 1197:Enthusiastic support. - Dank ( 831: 1: 2795: 2060:. Fully qualified candidate. 838: 826: 716:for records post archiving... 82:) – I'm pleased to recommend 3009:collection of ne'er-do-wells 2805: 2396:Friendly and knowledgeable. 2182: 1956:, an excellent candidate. -- 1632:) 02:16, 18 April 2010 (UTC) 851:too many edit conflicts :)-- 2800: 1073:Strong editor, has matured 971:Has remedied past problems. 969:Readily meets my standards. 209:Questions for the candidate 4192: 4132:18:19, 24 April 2010 (UTC) 4111:17:26, 24 April 2010 (UTC) 4090:14:32, 24 April 2010 (UTC) 4071:11:51, 24 April 2010 (UTC) 4049:04:59, 20 April 2010 (UTC) 4035:02:16, 20 April 2010 (UTC) 4021:20:24, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 3995:17:58, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 3975:07:08, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 3957:06:23, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 3942:06:12, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 3920:06:04, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 3901:04:08, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 3881:04:42, 24 April 2010 (UTC) 3852:06:12, 23 April 2010 (UTC) 3838:07:29, 20 April 2010 (UTC) 3824:15:27, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 3806:15:24, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 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(UTC) 127:Greater than 150 edits to 59:18:29, 24 April 2010 (UTC) 3991:Penny for your thoughts? 3865:on their behalf as well? 3394:, clearly a good editor. 1189:Penny for your thoughts? 4153:Please do not modify it. 3905:Do you also oppose child 3059:Aren't you one already? 2514:He obviously knows what 1652:Seriously Strong Support 3267:. No problems at all. 38:Please do not modify it 3498:An ideal candidate. - 3444:egg-throwing coleslaw? 3116:Questions or Comments? 2859:- Wikipedian for : --> 2026:- trustworthy editor. 1973:. 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