2477:. Would have opposed more or less for the same reason as last time and for his overwhelming deletionist urge. I'm also concerned about his misunderstanding of CSD criteria. Nevertheless, my opposition would be incredibly bad form after Proto's indication below that he enjoys discussions with me. And while I must admit that the comment did cause some fleeting alarm for his sanity, I quickly decided that it demonstrated a wellspring of common sense so rarely found among aspiring admins these days. Good luck. --
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was hugely useful in this respect. I seem to get into discussions sometimes with a few of the more inclusive people on AFD, although I don't think I've ever been impolite, try to avoid them becoming protracted, and I'm always willing to change my mind, which does happen. JJay and I have had some splendid discussions (which I always enjoy - yes, seriously) about
Filipino actor stubs, lists, dead malls, and so on.
2390:. Candidate's former apathy (former not in the sense that it is resolved, but in the sense of "I haven't seen it in a while") and fear of the #wikipedia IRC channel doesn't give me much trust in the user. Like it or not, #wikipedia is a way to contact users and resolve disputes, and if he's so gung-ho against it to the point where one can literally see the vitriol, it doesn't leave me with much confidence.
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449:, I didn't vote last time because I didn't think you were quite ready (hence, no support), but also didn't feel that you would make a bad admin (hence, no oppose). However, I think in two months, you've addressed some of the concerns from your previous RfA. Bring on the mop! --
623:. Didn't comment/vote last time (if I remember rightly that meant something along the lines of "neutral, but haven't fully investigated oppose reasons to decide if they were bad enough"), but your responses below are impressive. That and other things I've seen meet my
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I agree. Referring to oneself as a bumbling dolt is actually a bit of a plus, in my view (as long as one isn't actually a bumbling dolt). Note that this isn't an open invitation for future RFA candidates to refer to themselves as bumbling dolts.
2676:). I'd say I have maybe 30 vandalism reverts to my name. I tried patrolling the newpages and recentchanges pages, and decided after an hour of edit conflicts, that having no rollback button or god mode made me faintly impotent in this regard.
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article that should have been speedily deleted, and the obvious consensus (with no contributors stating otherwise) agrees, I'll tag it for speedy deletion by an admin. Or I'll boldly redirect, again, if there's an obvious 100% consensus.
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the consensus is in doubt on an AfD, then the verdict of a discussion should default to keep. I do vote keep on a fair few articles, but usually don't bother if it's obviously going to be kept.
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186:. I opposed last time due to a concern over Proto's knowledge of policy, but he is more experienced now. Work in the encyclopedia is excellent, and I think he's admin-worthy.
2027:. Took a lashing last time, learned from it, and kept working. Keep that up and you'll make a great admin. As one who opposed last time, I'm glad to see I can support now. -
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Dear candidate, thank you for offering to serve
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Not active enough with the
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106:. I tend to bumble around Knowledge (XXG), chipping in here and there, and I think your granting this humble dolt the mop would help me contribute even more.
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61:Final (113/3/2) ended 14:15, 5 April 2006 (UTC)
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1946:for same reasons as last time. --
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2003:. Great experience.
587:No concerns here. --
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903:Very Strong Support
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