1591:. From what I can tell by his edit history, Duja seems to be a valuable and experienced editor, civil at the core despite taking part in topics that can easilly derail. He has also been involved in various administrative aspects of Knowledge. As a slightly negative note, his experience in both editing and administration is lacking depth, but he told that himself and I wouldn't hold that against him, especially seeing as I seem to be doing the same thing. He has my support.
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Now seriously, before deletion, I would check the page history to see if it wasn't vandalized rather than being outright CSD candidate. If not, I would check whether the CSD criteria apply, and if so, specify the reason for deletion in the summary (otherwise, AfD it if eligible). Finally, I would
877:, experience seems to fit with what they want to do as an admin. Even though they haven't done much vandal fighting, the users last reverts were in July and showed they know the basics, besides I don't see anything in the nom suggesting vandal fighting. User has been here a long time too.--
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2349:. Meets my 2k and civility requirements. I also really like the answer to Question #7; besides being accurate, it shows the candidate has a sense of humor, even in situations where he is under pressure. I like that. We all need a sense of humor on Knowledge. Too many don't. :)
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362:-related issues — you can bet it. Here, fringe and extreme POVs abound, and trying to tone the conflict down is often an impossible mission. I'd skip the examples here (I'd be happy to provide them at request). I think I managed to maintain a cool head and stay within
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1939:. I support Duja over 150%. With all his edits on topics of the regions of former Yugoslavia. He is the right man for the job. I agree with the nominator. Though, here's a tip for Duja, be careful and don't create many Serb propagandas and write too Serbcentric.
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I am quite impressed by your editing and handling of conflicts. It becomes even more commendable if we bear in mind that you are deeply involved with such hot topics as the Balkan-related ones. I'm also glad to learn that you are willing to clear the backlog on
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I am concerned that this RFA will, like many in the past having to deal with Balkan editors, get nationalist sockpuppets. Reflecting nothing on the suitability of the candidate, but I must voice my strong concerns. The crats will have to monitor this closely. –
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I disagree with the above oppose vote, there is nothing in the nomination or answers suggesting the user wants to get involved with anything related to images, and many users don't provide fair-use rationale. And the edit summary usage is a few percent out?
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editors this ebullient area has ever seen. I just can't remember him making any enemies which is a fact that keeps me in a continued state of awe knowing how easily you make enemies on Balkan related issues (saying he enforces strict
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In line with the above, I'm more a "patcher" type of editor (format/wikify/NPOVize/expand/categorize/reorganize/reference/you name it) than a comprehensive in-detail writer. Consequently, I don't have a FA behind me (although
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for the most part (not that I wasn't frustrated on occasion). I even walked away from some articles I still don't agree with (perhaps not a good thing for encyclopedia, but at least better for mental health).
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At the end of the voting period, I wish to express my thanks for all of you who supported me (and to those who didn't :-)), rather than spamming the numerous talk pages. I hope I will justify your trust.
1576:. Haven't met him much before, but what I see now looks good, and anybody reaping so much praise after getting their hands dirty with Balkan-related topics simply has to be mature and reliable.
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To the uploader: please add a detailed fair use rationale for each use, as described on
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783:. We need more admins and I have a good impression of this candidate. I'm not particularly worried that he has 'only' 94% edit summary usage and less than 200 template edits :)
1703:- we absolutely need more admins interested in Balkans-related issues, and when speaking of a trustworthy and solid editor like Duja, support IMO is the only reasonable vote.--
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Dear candidate, thank you for offering to serve
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seemed to me to explain the fair use adequately already. By the way I am an admin and have less than 20 image edits, and most of my template edits are trivial.
239:. I think that fresh admins should engage and garner some experience in "housekeeping" jobs before reaching the "block" button routinely (obvious cases aside).
1663:. I thought he was an admin already, and his answers are good. Also, is the mathbot report not working for anyone else? It gives me some weird login page. --
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1925:. Courteous, conscientious user with a solid background and a clearly stated need for admin tools (in areas that need more admins). --
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Never intereacted w/ the user but i trust most of the votes above. Good luck. --
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1715:- This is the kind of hard working admins that we need here in Knowledge.
1160:. Apparently level-headed, long-term editor with many substantive edits.
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I've never actually interacted with Duja, but everything looks good. --
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1764:. Great candidate for admin on Knowledge. User has my full support. --
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or the nominated user). No further edits should be made to this page.
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Apologies Andeh - I'd changed the link but not the proxy. --
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2503:I upload most of my self-made images to Commons (
1913:. Excellent editor; should do well as an admin.
1060:: How can one object to this nomination? Also,
526:; I didn't add question 5! Check the history.--
358:Having dealt with numerous pages related with
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1813:. Great editor, meets my criteria.--
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1377:. Many more pros. Definitely yes.--
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593:{{subst:weaksupport}} it is.--
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2520:, but then I discovered the
1901:He will make a great admin.
1144:than qualifies according to
219:administrators' reading list
156:and has reported vandals to
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2396:03:14, 2 October 2006 (UTC)
2377:10:11, 1 October 2006 (UTC)
2365:05:10, 1 October 2006 (UTC)
2338:21:34, 1 October 2006 (UTC)
2237:Jumping on the pile Support
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684:'s edit summary usage with
649:if I find it amusing... :-)
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2279:06:11, 30 September 2006
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1148:'s standards for one. --
793:Petition firmly accepted
323:Contract bridge glossary
229:Category:Requested moves
81:first offer (in Serbian)
2536:World Bridge Federation
2206:. Just pile it on! --
176:I accept the nomination
39:Please do not modify it
2352:Firsfron of Ronchester
466:primarily constructive
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1736:- a strong candidate
1675:per nom, good editor
1123:- a true NPOV user. —
83:and then a bit later
34:request for adminship
2547:Non-free fair use in
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1724:No reason not to. -
834:A fine candidate. --
138:more than 5500 edits
2162:—Easy call. Do it.
85:the RfA he declined
2405:Michael Billington
2319:- Duplicate !vote
2300:no problems here.
1856:, great editor. --
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