Knowledge:Requests for adminship/Juliancolton 3

85::) Less than a year ago, I first encountered Juliancolton, who was annoying, a tad clueless, but was full of enthusiasm for Knowledge and tropical cyclones in general. Right away I knew there was potential, so I helped him get his feet of the ground. Very quickly, he became a constructive editor, and this can especially be seen in the past few months. Juliancolton is now one of the head members of the tropical cyclone Wikiproject, which can be shown through his 12 FA's/FL's. But, perhaps more importantly, is his knowledge of policy. I'm sure by now he has the entire 3518:: Even from very limited interactions, I have a very positive impression of Julian. Adminship is no big deal, especially for someone who so clearly shows good judgment. I do find Erik the Red's concern a tad troubling, and would be interested if Julian cares to comment. But it's not nearly enough for me to oppose; I don't believe there's anything approaching a pattern along these lines. Keep up the good work, and thank you using your real name in editing Knowledge -- may many others follow your example :) - 651:, but rather a guideline that users should generally follow. As for your second question, if there is a consensus to delete, and the editors arguing to keep the page provide sufficient evidence as to why they want it kept, I would not use my personal opinion to override consensus. However, as I said, if there is also an overwhelming consensus to keep, but the voters do not provide sufficient evidence and rationale to do so, I would consider relisting the AfD to gain a more thorough consensus. 3218:. I am a bit worried by statements like his answer to question 6, i.e. assertions along the line that "Knowledge is perfect". I can understand his reluctance to state anything that is wiki-politically controversial, which also may explain his answer to 7. On the other hand, based on answers to 8 & 11, Julian doesn't seem prone to applying WP:Rules without careful consideration of the context, so I think he'll do fine as an administrator. 488:

have, help both sides come to a consensus based on various policies. I would have to evaluate the source, and determine if it is indeed possible to obtain such a statistic, and if the information would come across as the same to anybody who reads it. Even if it is such, the final decisions would depend on if the information is likely to be challenged; if so, a direct source would be needed. Feel free to ask any follow-up questions. –

1423:– Besides fantastic mainspace contributions, I think that Juliancolton has enough quality experience at AIV and AfD to make good decisions and use the tools well. I've also followed a lot of his interactions with others, and he has consistently demonstrated civility and level-headedness, which is essential for an admin. I don't have any concerns here, and really have to agree with what Keeper said. Good luck with your mop! 613:, one of Wikiepdia's core policies. However, that in itself is not a reason to delete without further examining the situation. You say that the editors arguing to delete mention notability policy. Does the article pass notability criteria? If it fails to do so, and if the editors arguing to keep only mention that they believe it is notable without providing evidence to prove such, I would close as delete. 170:, where I've based my editing since I joined Knowledge. I've created dozens of articles for that project, and I have either written or significantly contributed to 5 tropical cyclone-related FLs, and 5 FAs. However, my contributions are not limited to tropical cyclones. While I was more active a number of months ago, I participate in the 1876:- On every occasion I have interacted with Julian there has been a consistent and refreshing positivity in his attitude. Through observation, he is thorough is most areas and when editing has insight, exploring every possible avenue of possibility; the opportunities for wikipedia once he becomes an admin, are endless. A great candidate. 3494:: Prince of editors, I have to trust you with the tools. One of the biggest things I learnt from my experience in wiki is to control impatience. If somebody has similar concerns about it for you, prove them wrong. But don't hesitate to 'block a malicious vandal' ! Let not the extra button hamper your writing skills. Best wishes. -- 4299:. Candidate does seem a wee bit block happy, and his XfD votes can seem a little drive-by and shallowly considered, but overall I think he's a big net win for the admin camp. And I think he's responsible and responsive enough to take to heart editors' (comparatively minor) concerns here and improve in these areas. Good luck. 448:, vandal fighting, AFD, etc. As an administrator, I expect to become even more active in closing XfDs, and appropriately blocking vandals at AIV. As I noted in my answer to question 1, I might branch out into other areas that I currently don't have much experience in, though still have a sufficient knowledge of. 3391:. Although we've never met in person, Julian and I live in the same region of New York and often edit articles on many of the same subjects, some of which (OK, two state roads) have reached FA. I have been impressed by his skill, dedication and patience, particularly in taking on the responibilities of being 603:

see that both sides have a convincing argument. The deletors cite numerous guidelines and policies including Notability, and Reliable sources. The keepers say that the subject is notable for many, and that there is nowhere else to get plot info but the story featuring the character. Do you delete or keep?

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I have been impressed with Juliancolton's work at FAC and his knowledge of content policies. I am concerned, however, that he is an active user of IRC. I am a firm believer that wikipedia should be policied from wikipedia, and I hesitate to give the tools to someone who does not necessarily see the

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Page protection should only be used in extreme cases of vandalism, edit wars, or other disruptive editing. Page protection limits the ability for anybody to edit a page, thus violating one of Knowledge's main features, and should be used judiciously. Page protection comes in various levels and types,

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First off, I would evaluate the situation by checking the article history, reading prior discussion, and checking the validity of the source from which the calculation is being attained. I would read up on both side's argument, and from there, with a neutral point of view as all administrators should

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In his daily editing, a newbie user edits a prominent page, and his edit is reasonably trivial. It does not violate any policies, and it contains reliable sources. Unbeknownst to them, the edit they just made was against an overwhelming consensus on the talk page. Disgruntled editors then take action

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A new editor's first edit is a stub that is tagged for speedy deletion as A7. The new editor, who has not received a welcome, reverts the change. Is it more appropriate to revert and warn, or to re-add the CSD template with a {{{hangon}}}, while typing the new editor a note explaining that one should

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Well for the "block happiness", he explained blow (in neutral) already that this was several months ago and does probably not reflect his current knowledge of policy. As for the IRC threat, could you provide us with the relevant logs about that, if you have them? Just the part that you are referring

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I fully understand what you're saying. I was not fully aware of the discussion, and because I had only read it at a glance, I thought it only applied to the 2005 list. That aside, I assure you I would never take administrative actions for anything based on an IRC decision, and I will make a point to

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issue. One group of editors insists on adding a statistic (a mean for instance) that one of them calculated from raw data contained in one of the references cited in the article. Even though the accuracy of the reference data is not disputed, the other group opposes the edit, arguing that performing

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I wouldn't. Knowledge is clearly the most comprehensive encyclopedia in the world that covers endless topics, because of its ability for anyone to edit. Paper encyclopedias are limited in their scope; they only include the most noteworthy of topics. Knowledge, because of its unlimited space, is open

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Wait, wait, wait, wait, I know this one: A man walks into an office to apply for a job, and the man at the desk asks him if he's qualified. When the man answers yes, the man at the desk tells him that the job isn't for him. When the man asks why, the other man replies that he hates qualified people

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shows me he is clearly busy in other areas). Does he have a spotless record? Hell no! But who among us has a spotless record? Julian is committed to the project, and has learned from his mistakes. I believe it is time for him to bite the bullet and accept this RFA, since I am positive the community

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This one is about your choices, not reciting policy wording. A user creates a page about a fictional chracter who is within the fanbase. Despite haing many citations, it is called for deletion due to the fact that the sources are first-party (e.g. the character creator in an interiew e.c.t.). You

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As an administrator, many inexperienced editors will come to you for advice. Some of them will be highly puzzled as to what is going on, or even angry because of something that has happened to them in the course of their time here. It is important to keep a cool head and handle the situation well,

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I am sorry, but I don't think Juliancolton has the right mindset to be an admin. He threatened (on IRC) to withdraw this RfA due to the above oppose, which indicates that he's unable to handle opposition and resistance well enough to be able to fulfill his admin duties without generating drama. I

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he has the one feature I find the most important in an admin candidate, he is already an admin. He acts like one and has the trust of the community that an admin needs, thus going through an RfA is only a formality to give him a title that he already deserves. In other words, wow, I thought you

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Here at RfA there has been an ongoing "catfight" for quite a while over age and adminship, at various RfAs. I obviously don't want to start that massive(And I do mean massive) debate here but I am interested in your view of the topic. What is your opinion of Age + Adminship?(I am very unlikely to

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Over the past several months, I've learned what I'm good at, and what I feel comfortable participating in. They include primarily XFD, and AIV, and that is what I will start out working on as an administrator. Granted, I will start out slow, and get a feel for the mop before I dive right in. As I

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Administrative matters work within a strict schedule, but just because a AFD was due to be closed 5 minutes ago does not mean you should rush to close it. Its much better you make a well-considered decision after 30 minutes than a knee-jerk reaction after 30 seconds. Rushing into things is a bad

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Points well taken, and I apologize if you feel that I've been impatient at times. I simply felt that particular case was a rather minor one, despite it's effect on several hundred articles, and that when several users supported the change, it was a clear consensus. I will make sure to allow such

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To quote something made very poignant in various IRC channels: "On-wiki actions which cannot stand on their own merits should not make reference to, or be instigated by, IRC discussions." Julian knows to do nothing solely because there's a positive attitude toward it in Internet chatrooms that

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I didn't intend it as a "serious accusation". In reality, it was only a brief discussion, where Juliancolton was convinced in the end not to withdraw his RfA (of course). However, the idea of withdrawing ones RfA over *one* oppose indicates to me that the user is not yet ready for adminship, as

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Endorse block, possible ban. Kurt has shown bad behavior, poor judgment, incivility, and most of his comments, posts, and RfA !votes are solely to prove a point. We welcome good-faith contributors, but Kurt was anything but, and was clearly not here to build a better encyclopedia. –Juliancolton

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I wouldn't call IRC a place for "policing," more like a more direct and instantaneous method of contact. Knowledge does use its IRC channels when it is experiencing errors. During its off-hours, I see IRC more of a "horsing" around place than "policing". Usage of official channels in using

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and can limit anything from IP and un-autoconfirmed editing, to office actions that limit even administrators. Generally, semi-protection is used to prevent general vandalism, while page move and creation protections should be used in more extreme cases, and when it is absolutely necessary.

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Have I been in editing conflicts? Of course! Have they caused me stress? Hardly. I've been in a number of (minor) conflicts, though I've pretty much avoided them in the past several months. And when I do get into a conflict of sorts, I either take it to the talk page or simply leave it be.

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one hour after a discussion starts, on a issue that is not time critical (and develops further in multiple directions) its worrying. I'm concerned he may act too fast on the speedy delete finger, close discussions early and so on generating needless drama. A lack of understanding of the

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and replace the edited text with their own version which was decided with consensus. Their version, however, does not include any sources at all, and is unverifiable. What should be done to resolve the issue effectively, and which editor is doing the right thing according to policy?

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Everything that I have seen is good and article contributions are excellent. Opposes don't worry me because I don't think to Julian will be involved much in these areas very much. I hope that you don't end up using the tools much but you keep your focus on improving articles.

4371:. I'm very glad I didn't miss this RfA. This user has contributed a huge amount of work and encyclopedic value to the project, especially within the scope of tropical and non-tropical cyclones in particular. Also does all that work in an incredibly short amount of time. ~ 244:

While my opinion is obviously biased, I say I have definitely improved since my last RfA in the area of AfD. Since then, I've made it a daily goal to participate in at least a few deletion discussions daily, during which time I've gained a significant knowledge of the

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LOL, a month for 3RR. That is awesome. Perhaps just a touch excessive. "Julian, here is another scenario, a user makes a personal attack against a newbie--no, Julian, you aren't allowed to reach through the internet and punch them. How about a 24 hour block?" :)

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accurate product. I focused my research into you on your "Knowledge:" edits and your "User:talk" edits. You come across as intelligent and civil, huge assets that are hard to come by - you seem to possess them naturally. Excellent candidate HH, simply excellent.

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to entries on millions of topics that paper encyclopedias would never include. For this reason, Knowledge is one of the highest-viewed websites. While Knowledge has its minor quarks, issues, and roadblocks, the open-editing format of this encyclopedia has led to its

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FT. When I'm not working on featured content, I work on GAs, and as of now I have significantly contributed to or wrote 30 of them. When I'm not article writing, I usually participate in FAC or GAN reviews, or various XfDs. In addition I've started two WikiProjects,

4690:. In the question I asked, he basically recited policy. It seems obvious that he just chose the "correct" answer, for the sake of becoming an admin. He has yet to learn that adminship is not a trophy, and not something one can get merely be reciting policy. 4458: 2647:

I've asked about 10 people to help me some time ago, this guy was the only one who helped me. And he did it during the next few hours and he did it very well. Except for that I can see that his work on Knowledge is better than excellent. It is admin-like.

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nicely for a number of articles, too. Juliancolton uses Huggle extremely effectively, but Huggle edits are not his most substantive contributions. Some edits I saw at the beginning of my search are particularly noteworthy for being typical of minor edits:

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should be followed to assure the article does not violate any core policies. If the information is suitable without a source, further discussion on the talk page should be made to try and incorporate the source into the consensus version of the

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become more familiar with the tools, I'll branch our into various processes, though I still indent to spend the majority of my time doing what I do know—article writing and maintenance. Of course, I'll also benefit from the tools in those areas.

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If the editor is clearly new to Knowledge and does not have an understanding of speedy deletion, the best thing to do would be to re-add the CSD template, and write the user a friendly welcome with a note not to do such, and informing them of

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Yes, I was looking forward to support the candidate, but then this is a serious accusation by an admin which cannot be ignored as bad faith. To be fair to Julian , we would like to see any logs if possible and may be also reply by Julian --

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a. Is notability policy? b. If the clear majority of the arguments citing policy at the AfD are for keeping the article on the grounds that it does meet notability criteria, and you think it does not, would you overrule the majority?

428:, where I helped a new and upset user calm down, and help resolve the problem. Otherwise I do minor things to help, even if so small as welcoming them on their talk pages, and so big as attempting to "coach" to become a better editor. 1550:), sometimes within a minute of his previous edit, but occasionally he does make more insightful votes which seem show show that he does know how to think critically during an AfD, even if he does not often exercise that ability. - 5055:

Knowledge talk pages are generally followed to the dot. I wouldn't exactly recommend replacing talk pages with IRC chats, but I certainly wouldn't discount an editor because he opened up an alternative method of contact online.

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Thankfully, none of these have been of earth-shattering nature, though I have been involved in a couple talk page battles, the most substantial of which I can remember being the great green-dot debate and an ongoing discussion at

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that he has the ability to learn, and more importantly the ability to learn from his mistakes. This is undoubtedly a vital skill and one that will serve JC well in his tenure as an admin. I wish him good luck with the tools.

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Going through Juliancolton's contributions extensively, I think he has done good work in a number of different administrative areas and I like the fact that he is active in WikiProjects, GA noms, and AfD discussions. He has

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as likely to do a fine job as admin and trustworthy. Do take to heart the concerns about acting a little quickly brought up in the opposition, though, particularly when you are tasked with determining consensus. Cheers,

2449:- I support his adminship all the way. He's made many valuable contribs, has a good attitude, and I know that he is also skilled at keeping his cool. Sure, he may have a couple faults behind him, but, don't we all? -] 1827:

I was wondering just the other day if you were going to run for RfA - this is a pleasant surprise. From all I've seen of Julian's editing he is nothing less than civil, helpful, and hard-working. Obviously trustworthy.

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I read all the RfAs but don't pitch in as I'm new 'round here :). Seeing as my opinion in this case (a solid yes) has proved very nearly unanimous, I feel it's safe to add my support, albeit late and unneeded!

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As Julian's admin coach, I believe he is a highly trustworthy candidate for adminship. I planned on co-nominating Julian, but due to my busy schedule, I couldn't find the time to write a nomination statement.

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based on the fact that every single dealing I've had with Julian has been pleasant & positive and he is clearly committed to improve Knowledge. His promotion would be a clear net gain for the project.

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too quickly, the wikiproject is still debating the ideal approach; and those supporting that layout to the articles do not think that that is a "final" version. Editorial matters rarely are time critical

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This would depend on a number of factors. I would carefully evaluate both the article and the deletion discussion. If, indeed, all of the sources are self-published by the creator, it would violate

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Well, I don't think I can argue with that - it seems I'm not as good at recognising sarcasm as I though I was. I apologise. However, my oppose still stands due to the other issues I mentioned. --

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an admin?!?! And I've been nice to you all these months thinking you were. ;) I support any candidate whose demeanor leads me to believe that they already had the mop almost automatically.

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based on my own check of the contribution history, including recent talk page comments and warnings to other editors, and the fact that the nominator opposed this candidate twice previously.

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because they make him feel bad. The next day, the man learns that the company he applied to sued for bankruptcy. Or something like that. I might have messed up the punchline. :) Erik the

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This is one user I have witnessed grow from the beginner that we all start out as, to a very mature and experienced editor. I can speak from my experiences of working with this editor at

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has a great deal of clue and his mainspace contributions are quite impressive. I cant say that I am that particularly pleased with his AfD !voting as the majority of it comes in the form

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Absolutely. I love the article writing that I currently do, and even with the tools I will continue to base my contributions off article building. I'll also continue my participation in

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Disruptive editing that applies to protection of items in the mainspace is mainly edit warring, page move warring, persistent vandalism, persistent addition of content that violates

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

81:) - I would like to nominate Juliancolton for adminship, who has quickly become a great editor to work with, and a likely successor for me when I reach the top and abdicate 332:

I have my opinion, a strong one at that, regarding the issue, but due to reasons including not wanting to start a drama, I am choosing to leave this question unanswered.

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I don't know Julian enough to vote yea or nay, I'm just noting that this RfAr seems to have tripped the magical line that says "close it early as success." IMO anyway.--

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Yes yes. Heaven forbid our admin candidates understand policy, and know where to find answers when they are asked questions. We wouldn't want that. </sarcasm: -->

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Easily has enough experience (more than 20,000 edits) to be an admin. Also, 5 FAs and 5 FLs are incredibly impressive. I'm surprised that no one nominated him before.

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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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I also agree with Nilfanion's concerns regarding impatience, and he also does seem a little too block happy (potentially related to the aforementioned impatience). --

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I'm new here, but seeing your interview and you're contributions, I think you'd make a great editor, though I don't exactly agree to you on question 6. Good luck.

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As you can see msot of it is just harmless nonsense, and occasionally we have serious discussions about happenings on wikipedia etc, but never any "policing".--

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If the oppose was the one it seems to have been, then i think that wondering whether to get involved with that kind of opposition is not necessarily petulance.

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Will your current activities continue if you are appointed with the mop and bucket? If not so, which will you drop/be less active in/be more active in/take up?

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Juliancolton is very dedicated to the project. He is active in XFD's, and tons of other stuff I don't even know about (I usually only see his great edits, but

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explained above. As for logs, I don't have access to the relevant logs where I currently am, although I suppose Juliancolton would be able to confirm it. --

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I've interacted with Julian at FLC and IRC. Both places he has proved himself kind, courteous, and helpful. He'd be a great addition to the list of admins.

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and also be knowledgeable in how to resolve the problem; so I ask - can you give us evidence that you have successfully aided annoyed users in the past?

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I think that answer shows confidence in the project. Believing we are perfect is the first step to making it so. It also calms people down a lot.--

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I've been waiting for this one. I would have offered to nom/co-nom, but I suck at writing noms. Balloonman pretty much sums it up: Julian already

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sincerely dislike opposing an excellent article writer, but keep in mind that there is no need to be an admin to continue writing articles.

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I just wanted to make my answer to question #6 more clear. Of course there are bugs and nitpicks that need to be worked out, but overall,

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an admin already? I'm not just invoking the cliche, for the very first time, I honestly thought that the candidate already was an admin.

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I think so that there won't be as much pile-on voting, but then again no one really calls pile-on voting unless they're oppose votes :D

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I agree, I've always thought it was an interesting question, especially since it's so open-ended and people come up with unique answers.

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That depends. Is the information a quote or likely to be challenged? Does it violate BLP without the source? If so, despite consensus,

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per many of the above. A fantastic user who can do well with a few extra tools. I've read the opposes, but they don't concern me.

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let other editors examine a situation before I make significant decisions. Again, thank you for your opinion and suggestions. –

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memorized, and so I think it is pretty clear he is a great editor. However, we know there is more to adminship than editing.

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Hello, I'm Dorothy from Kansas and I'd like to sell the Tin Man for scrap metal -- oh, wrong queue. But while I am here --

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I believe my answer to the very similar question #6 covers this, though if you want a more detailed answer, let me know. :)

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I'm terribly sorry, that idea was completely sarcastic, and I didn't think anybody would take it seriously. Apologies, –

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per my nothing but excellent experiences with this user. We need more admins with a sense of humor! ;) Oh an per Jamie!

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because Juliancolton will be an excellent. I don't feel Juliancolton is very likely to prove to be inept or the like.

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discussions to remain open before making a decision from this point on. Cheers, and thanks for your participation, –

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Oh, and give him a real life already! He does so much work here, thousands of edits and I have not seen a bad one.

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up the original creator, as after they receive a note, they may wish to change their opinion regarding the article.

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It says a lot when editors who opposed in his previous 2 RFAs are now supporting and one is the nominator. --

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Hello, can i get a fake ID? I need it for going...damn, wrong queue. Seriously, this one's for you, bud ;)

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have done some work with Julian in the NRHP project and elsewhere, no issues. Seems like a solid editor.

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I respect your opinion, but isn't being a good candidate a reason to support, or at least not oppose? –

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Follow-up question: What do you consider "disruptive editing" in terms of a page protection trigger?

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maintaining articles. Your FA work and your huggle/vandal work attest to your dedation to a clean

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Assume you are called to mediate a discussion where two groups of editors are debating a potential

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No reason for alarm, I believe the project will benefit from candidate's access to extra buttons.

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I just want to say that I really liked your answer to that question. Very, very well thought out.

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If you could change one thing on Knowledge that you think would make it better, what would it be?

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All of my interactions with Juliancolton and his contributions make me believe he is mop-worthy.

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thing for an admin to have, with that mindset I could see you blocking someone on the basis of

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for a great editor. (Say, is there a circus around here where I can sell the Cowardly Lion?).

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Call me crazy but I like that weird optional question and I hope the candidate answers it. :)

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I've found him to be quite reasonable, and as an added bonus, he's good at writing articles.

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Since when is wikipedia "policed" from IRC? It's a chat channel, I'll show you some logs:

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Knowledge:Featured list candidates/List of storms in the 2002 Atlantic hurricane season

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yesterday, and that conflict of interest means it is not appropriate for me to do so.

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same value in that. I will not oppose because Julian and I were on opposite sides of

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My interactions with the candidate have been positive and I don't have any concerns.

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Juliancolton has been an amazing contributor to the project. Deserves it. Good luck!

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Well, think of it this way. They probably wouldn't violate 3RR again after THAT :P

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Good editor, helper and good person. No major reasons not to support in my eyes.

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The problem is, Juliancolton hasn't earned my trust. He just seems too perfect.

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On your previous RFA, some expressed concern over your knowledge/experience at

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Sure. Knowledge builder with a big footprint. Will make an excellent admin. --

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Strong series of yea, very few nae. Someone welcome him to the team already.--

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What would you like Knowledge to accomplish or change in the next five years?

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

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An excellent positive contributor to many areas of the project. Cheers,

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So, you support him, but not in the support column? What am I missing?

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What is your understanding of when it is appropriate to protect a page?

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Hard to say. Right off the bat I'd say my best contributions are to the

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

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Pssss, I would reword that internal link on the #6 to "success". :D

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seems to be a very good editor look at those FA anominations ;)

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Good interactions with user on RfA(Or is my memory faulty...:P)--

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Good editor, good answers, good admin potential. Good luck! ;-)

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definally. Does good work at AfD, also good article building at

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a calculation constitutes original research. What would you do?

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I thought policy is what administrators are supposed to know? –

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levelheaded, would be an excellent addition to the admin pool.

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15:13, 20 September 2008 (UTC) Change to weak per this quote: "

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From all appearances, a well-rounded experienced candidate. —/

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Support more enthusiastic than anyone else's could possibly be

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Appears extremely unlikely to use the tools inappropriately.

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I have no doubts that this editor will use the tools wisely.

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So strong support that I have broken a tv with the strongness

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Candidate, please indicate acceptance of the nomination here:

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Very good article writer, knows what he's doing, etc. etc.

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Of course! Though, candidate has no chance. Just kidding.

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Excellent editor, should do a great job with the tools. --

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to and what is connected to that would be nice. Regards

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an admin. All we need to do here is make it "official".

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I find this editor trustworthy enough to use the tools.

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What are your best contributions to Knowledge, and why?

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What administrative work do you intend to take part in?

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I accept, and thanks Hurricanehink for the nomination! –

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Without question one of the best editors on Knowledge.

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A very hard worker thats made so many contributions. -

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user has brilliant contributions to the enecylopedia--

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will have their support in him. Here goes nothing. ♬♩

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Will be a net positive to the Community. Good luck!

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No offense, but I found that link quite funny. ;)--

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Erik the 3397:WikiProject Hudson Valley 1569:You mean to say that you 338:Aha! A user with lots of 185:WikiProject Hudson Valley 5080:Please do not modify it. 3136:per last time (co nom). 2805:- Of course. Good luck, 962:Meh, grammar nerds. ;) – 713:Links for Juliancolton: 647:No, notability is not a 215:Optional questions from 3853:Certainly trustworthy. 3274:how do you turn this on 2191: 1123: 930:Knowledge is succeeding 582:Optional question from 536:Optional question from 455:Optional question from 361:Optional questions from 38:Please do not modify it 4948:an IRC-related dispute 3984:Excellent candidate.-- 3051:egg-throwing coleslaw? 2736:- no-brainer support. 1862:- nice contributions. 1360:- maybe in the 120's? 1332:Wow. Yes. Your friend 505:Optional question from 3432:. Congratulations.-- 2524:will be a great admin 1417:, imitates me on IRC. 34:request for adminship 4419:declares a consensus 4316:. No concerns here. 2884:Seems Fine To Me :) 2056:, no reason not to. 1841:...wait, so Julian 1759:per all the above. 666:RfAs for this user: 4256:and his otters • 3715: 795:before commenting. 39: 4981: 4803: 4722: 4708:comment added by 4354:Yep, he's ready. 4290: 4199: 4152: 4122: 4056: 4027:comment added by 3947: 3941: 3819:. Good editor. -- 3808:The Transhumanist 3709: 3676: 3615: 3607: 3365: 3104: 3087: 3086: 3070: 3054: 2939:There is no cabal 2656: 2591: 2571: 2551: 2527: 2522:Oh and this user 2427:were an admin.--- 2417: 2047: 2000:Mizu onna sango15 1867: 1731: 1612: 1607: 1501: 1257: 1231: 1204: 1115: 1106:as nominator. ♬♩ 959: 384: 106: 37: 5110: 5082: 5061: 5060:- Jameson L. Tai 5047: 5042: 4973: 4928: 4911: 4910:- Jameson L. 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