1689:. I would suggest that the applicant be asked to reapply after his or her 12th month of membership. I am concerned that the editor has insufficient experience with conflict and may be inexperienced in conflict resolution. I say this because the longer I am here, the more I learn about the politics and workings of wikipedia. I also must say that I used to have a account name from 2006, but after a few months of inactivity, I have forgotten the password.
79:) - I'm going to take the plunge and nominate myself for adminship. I've had an account for 10 months, but I started actively editing 7 months ago. I've amassed over 3300 edits in my seven months here, with about 1200 in the mainspace, over 600 in the Knowledge (XXG) namespace, and over 800 in the User talk namespace. I've been an administrator at the
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In case anyone is interested, IAmTheCoinMan seems to have gotten into a conflict with PTO because PTO reverted a not-so-funny joke-edit made by IATCM to the April Fool's day article. In fact, PTO handled the situation quite well before getting slapped with this
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He is a admin on wikipedia simple english and has done a great job. He is not abusive with his tools there and I do not think he will be here either:) I am shocked that he is not a admin already. Good luck:)
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Dear candidate, thank you for offering to serve
Knowledge (XXG) in this capacity. Please take the time to answer a few generic questions to provide guidance for participants:
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I thought he was one, which is why I didn't offer to nominate :( Good luck!
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