Knowledge (XXG):Requests for adminship/Skater 2

1844:- Thank you very much for your kind answers to my additional questions, Skater. As far as I can tell you are an excellent Wikipedian. Given the areas you have indicated you wish to work in, my only three criteria are (1) Will the nominee deliberately misuse the tools? (Absolutely no suggestion that you will), (2) Can the nominee demonstrate high-level skills in both avoiding and resolving conflicts with other editors? (Close enough; I'm happy with the answers you've given in that area), and (3) Does the nominee have a strong understanding of the policies relevant to their chosen areas of work? It's (3) where I have a problem, in that your grasp on the speedy deletion criteria as evidenced by questions 5 and 6 does not appear to be strong. Speedy deletions in general are only for the most blatantly uncontroversial deletions; the answers should either have been an unambiguous delete for well explained reasons in line with CSD policy, a declining of the CSD, or a referral to another admin for a second opinion. Your answer to 6 - which I asked to give you a second chance at question 5, and must confess I don't have a definitive answer to myself - is certainly technically correct but I was hoping for an answer that demonstrated a deeper understanding of either the CSD policy or the processes and procedures of deletion. Nevertheless I have huge respect for your contributions to the project and hope to see you back at RfA in six months if you're still interested. - 1368:. When that user was eventually unblocked with the promise of not doing it again, Skater came back to wikipedia. I don't know what kind of administrative decisions to expect from someone who operates so rashly. Also, I wonder why Skater keeps requesting administratorship - I feel like he thinks it's either a badge of honor, or he wants to do things differently from the existing administrators - but that's a personal feeling. Skater, I hope when you read this you don't automatically get angry at me, and instead try to see where I'm coming from. 2326:. It pains me to do this, since everything I've seen makes me think you're a great editor with the potential to be a great administrator one day in the not-too-distant future. I probably would have gone for a weak support if it weren't for question 5- unsourced controversial material about living persons needs to go. Immediately. I'm afraid that's probably sunk this RfA. I'll address the age thing, but only briefly: it's the third stupidest oppose rationale I have 1874:- Users (and admins especially) need to remember that Knowledge (XXG) does not exist solely for its editors. It exists for the readers (who outnumber editors by several orders of magnitude) and it is a service provided by the foundation. The "retirement" issue over the fundraising banner makes me question whether Skater realizes that. That incident, combined with some of the other comments here (Sarah's in particular) make me question maturity and temperament. 1494:

BigDom above, overlooking the BLP concern). As I said on my talk page, you are a very good editor. I think you should continue being a very good editor for a while. Adminship is a thorny crown and I do wonder why you want it at this stage: the number of admins who retire or voluntarily desysop show that it is obviously a title that many consider not to be worth the effort. I'd suggest enjoying the freedom of

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entirely frank, his userpage doesn't give me a great impression of maturity with the "proud" announcement he has never vandalised, the references to supposedly funny diffs (which are really just crude juvenile comments) and the userbox references to being a pyromaniac. None of these matter for an editor but it's just not the sort of maturity level I'm looking for in an admin candidate.

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Wikimedia foundation did not listen to it's own users on the "Knowledge (XXG) Forever" campaign, and one of the users I admire very much was indef blocked for sockpuppetry (Though he has since been given a second chance).I have since found my love of Knowledge (XXG) once more and look forward to hearing what the community thinks of me, whether support, Oppose, or neutral. Warm regards,

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in his editing. He should be knowledgeable in the areas I mentioned previously than only in CSD-related areas. Tagging articles for CSD, PROD, or categorizing them are part of cleanup but Skater has also got to learn the ropes of all the other parts in Knowledge (XXG). Knowledge (XXG) is not only about fighting vandalism. It involves many other aspects as well.

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of criminality against named individuals, so it's a G10). And as CSD is where the nominator plans to work, that's not something I can overlook. I think more experience is needed in CSD - watch new CSD noms, decide how you'd deal with them yourself, and see what the closing admins do (and think on which ones get it wrong - they sometimes do) --

1362:. Another concern is that Skater did not endeavor to list the page in the music-related discussions, which I think is important for someone to do - I did not even know about those discussions at that point). There has been a general tendency to get dragged into arguments and have quick-fire responses when they weren't all that helpful 1365:. Also, Skater seems to quickly establish views on a user, and these seem to be hard to change, and in my opinion are somewhat rash. My strongest reason for the oppose, though, is that Skater decided to retire in what I can only call a rash decision based on a single user being caught for sockpuppting (see the details here 2416:

I'm not convinced that the candidate has enough understanding of the CSD at the moment - the first one could be declined as it makes a claim of importance; the second one, though, is a clear BLP issue - and should be deleted on sight. I can't support at this time when the candidate would allow such a

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as well as at the front and it can lead to new, interesting articles or bring you into contact with less experienced editors whom you can help. As WereSpielChequers, whom I greatly respect, says above, do feel free to drop me an email if you have a query or in a few months' time when you can show the

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A cursory review of contributions suggests inadequate experience (still) and insufficient familiarity with WP conventions. I have no reason to expect Skater would abuse admin tools. With further persuasion, I could go either way. Since Skater is generally a good editor and a dedicated vandal-fighter,

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with other users. On top of that, you state you wish to work in CSD and UAA, but I see little evidence of extensive experience in either field (300 deleted edits and <6 edits at UAA simply isn't going to cut it). I know this is a long list, but please don't be discouraged. You're a fantastic user,

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I will not question your oppose, and will respect your opinion on my retirement Luminifer, and I will be the first to admit that I have occasionally jumped into a conversation without thinking things through. However, I must agree with King as he is the perfect example. I stumbled accross him when he

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nominations.I honestly try to assist anywhere I'm needed, but I'm simply not a big article writer, though I do have a few stubs created under my belt and a few deleted for various reasons (Mainly non-notable). I've been a vandal hunter for as long as I can remember, using Huggle, Twinkle, and Lupin's

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I think the answers demonstrate insufficient experience to become an administrator at present, especially for someone wishing to work in the area of deletion and vandalism. Nothing personal and Skater seems like a nice enough, well meaning fellow but I just feel he needs more experience. Also, to be

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I think you will be a fine sysop one day, but not quite yet. You definitely missed the problem in q5, and that’s important. I agree with your q4 point that item c is important, but those things can be done by any editor with experience; there’s almost nothing in the admins tools which will help you

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I think HJ Mitchell hits the point that I'm trying to get at with this question. There are a number of parts of the article that create ambiguities about the level at which the athlete has played. Either way it is a credible assertion of notability. In my view, the safe course is to decline the CSD.

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Don't see how it couuld be of harm to take another shot at it. After relooking at it I will fully admit that I have made a mistake on this, not the first time I've made and certainly won't be the last. The first one, I would actually keep as it does assert some notability (assuming that it's talking

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While I'm not saying that everything should be done in the old-fashion way, it's quite convenient to do everything automatically. But at the end of the day, I believe that more experience can be garnered from non-automated edits. While I appreciate Skater's anti-vandalism, I want to see a 'balance'

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regretfully, but with moral support. I was going to go for a neutral with a view to reconsidering as things progress (largely based on narrow experience), but the answers to Q5 both seem wrong to me (the first one asserts notability, so it's not an A7, and the second one makes unsourced allegations

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Per A6, A7 and A10, and I think he's learned from A5. Particularly, I like the level of perception from A10. He looked beyond the empty text to the info box. Didn't read all the opposes. If some are based on age, well, I judge a candidate's readiness by their contribs. Some young people are mature

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I agree, and I wasn't trying to suggest it should be speedy deleted; I was trying to give him more information as he may have wanted to clarify his response as keep and take to AFD or keep and talk to the poster/look for sources that may help clarify the article etc as I don't think a simple keep -

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Hi, and thank you for your questions! After thinking on it, All of those are very important tasks for a sysop to do. In my opinion, option C is the most important. Knowledge (XXG) is nothing without it's editors, and all editors should help each improve one another. I would be nothing if it weren't

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I'm not bothered about your age, or that you took a wiki break; I would prefer to see a bit more content building, but my real concern is that you haven't yet got it quite right at CSD. Missing the G10 in the question was concerning - the information itself could have been correct and I'd be happy

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I don’t know if I can trust this editor with the mop for the simple reason that he has insufficient experience in what WP is all about—creating and contributing to articles. Article clean-up, reverting vandalism and nominating stuff for deletion is important, we all do it, but if you are going to

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for a combination of factors that would not, on their own, sway me to oppose, but taken together, do. Those factors are: a limited record of content contribution; a limited number of manual edits (automated edits aren't bad, its just that manual edits are a better gauge of experience); and Q5 (per

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I think I've seen enough for now, and I withdraw the nomination. I would like to thank you all for taking the time to contribute to this RFA, whether you supported, opposed, or remained Neutral. I will work on the upcoming months to utilize your advice and make the third time the charm, or I might

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I'll admit that I have not had much interaction with Skater, but all of it has been of a fairly volatile and rash nature. (My major interaction involved Skater nominating a page I had created for deletion because a wikipedia user he knew pointed out the page to him. That page got almost all Keep

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Certainly, It states clearly that A7 is only for " An article about a real person, individual animal(s), an organization (e.g. band, club, company, etc., except schools), or web content that does not indicate why its subject is important or significant." Computer software does not fall into this

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Valid looking reasons in the oppose section, but not supporting weakly as from an admittedly quick random sample of your contribs Im not seeing a temperament issue, if anything you seem to have a nice collaborative attitude. Good stub creations, I like how you invariably have a template and an

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I believe that one of the main reasons someone might oppose me might of been my recent "retirement", in which I did not edit for 2 months and I certainly owe an explanation if I'm to be trusted with the tools. During the time, my eyes were opened to a darker side of the community, one where the

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I'm sorry, I really am, because you were pleasant to deal with in our one encounter, but someone who wants to work in speedy deletion with only 300 deleted edits worries me. I also find 80 edits to AIV to be somewhat on the low side. I know you were told in your last RFA to come back around

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Hello, I'm Skater and this is my second self-nomination for Adminship. On my last RFA, I was told I needed more experience and to reconsider my "goals" on Knowledge (XXG), which I believe I have. Being an admin is not something one should work for, their efforts are better put in creating and

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Well meaning editor who would be an asset to the project with more experience and knowledge. As this is the second self-nom within Skater's patchy 12 month involvement in the project, I would suggest that Skater gets more involved in Knowledge (XXG), becoming familiar and confident with our

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with either a G10, or an attempt to source the article or deleting it as G10 with a friendly note to the editor explaining that articles of that nature absolutely need reliable sources and offering to restore it if they supply a source. Your other tagging seems a tad hasty at times,

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BLP article to survive, given the defamation involved. However, I don't feel strong enough for a pile-on oppose, hence moving to this sofa instead. Incidently, if you want to contact me after the RfA is closed, I'm quite happy to discuss what I would have expected to see for Q5! --

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was after just three minutes; so we'll likely never know what that editor would have expanded it to if they hadn't been tagged so quickly. I would suggest you try working at the back of the unpatrolled queue and maybe help some newbies get their articles through DYK or install

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Yes, I know he opposed you. That's why I supported. His oppose is a (no offence) BS excuse to not let a minor (if you are one) to not get the mop. This argument was baseless and IMHO, stupid. Age should not be a determineing factor in an RFA. ony the candidate's skill and

2465:- Although I can see that you're a good editor and I would have no problem supporting you in the future, I just can't do so at the moment - the CSD issues are just too much of a cause for concern. 6 months and more CSD work from now, and I'll have no problem supporting. 1822:

per answer to q5. As the candidate says CSD is one of the main areas they would want to use the tools in, a better understanding of CSD criteria is absolutely necessary. Maybe after more experience in that area. I also can't help but wonder if candidate is over 18.

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enough to mop up and some not so young people will never be mature enough. (Oh, God. One day will be looking the age issue from the other end, as mental flexibility and judgment eventually deteriorate with age. Though I guess that's still a few decades off?)

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Sorry, Skater, but I don't think you have sufficient experience with content creation and improvement. You mentioned that you've created multiple articles that have been deleted for lack of notability; that's concerning because part of the admin package is

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mentor new editors in the ways of WP (answer 6 above), you really need strong article space experience—creating, improving and sourcing articles. This candidate has done very, very little of that. Put the mop away for a while and write some WP articles.--

2149:. I've never understood people completely discounting automated edits. It would seem to make more sense (to me at least) to take the Automated number and divide it by 3 (in the case of Huggle, the three being Revert, Warn, AIV- or automation penalty). -- 348:

about the "College", and not High School, hopefully I'm understanding British sports correctly). If it was about the High School, however I still wouldn't speedily delete and take to AFD due to my lack of knowledge on the subject. After reading up on

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heard in an RfA- this is RfA, not the arbcom elections. If it was thought that those under 18 would be unable to handle the admin responsibilities, there'd be a policy. If you want to work in CSD, I suggest you spend a bit of time lurking around

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I don't like the negative connotations of the term "ageist". There are valid reasons why minors should not be administrators on Knowledge (XXG), just as there are reasons why they can't drink alcohol, vote, or serve in the armed forces.

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guidelines and policies, especially those that cause the most drama - CSD and BLP, and wait at least 12 months before applying again. Indeed, it might make sense to ask the opinion of an experienced contributor before nominating again.

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He's right either way, though. We can't tell if the article means the professional side or the amateur but it's a credible assertion so if it turns out to be the latter, it should go to AfD. Saying that, I'm totally ignorant of rugby.

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and categorise that which isn't obviously speediable. I hope you treat this as a learning opportunity, and if we are both still around in three months feel free to email me for advice as to whether I think you are ready to run again.

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per temperment and experience concerns above, but suggest the candidate try again in 6-12 months after additional work. Here again I find myself in the position of having to ask that this Rfa be closed under the provisions of

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It's very hard to say for me to be honest, I'm quite fond of the articles I've created and expanded, but they are all simply stubs, some maybe Start-class worthy. However,my CSD and Anti-vandal work is also close to my

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What strikes me in general about automated edits is that while some processes (huggle, etc) will generate multiple edits from one user decision, all of those edits are judgement calls by the editor- they're not truly

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in about every possible way: temperament, content creation, policy knowledge, dispute resolution experience, and (apparently) age. There's really a lot to fix here, and redoing question 5 wouldn't change my position.

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WereSpielChequers, I'm wondering how you got 3,000 over manual edits. Is my method of calculation wrong? How I counted....the approx. total of automated edits is 1,653. Skater's total edits is 4,481. 4,481-1,653=

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February, but with three months of minimal activity, I think you should have waited a while longer. In my view, this is the ultimate not now case- in a few more months I would seriously consider supporting.

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Expanding on question 3 above, could you link to examples of significant disputes you have had with other Wikipedians (whether good faith editors or vandals) and explain why you resolved them the way you did?

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world what you've done with this feedback. I feel strongly that you could be a great admin one day, so I might even be willing to nominate you! I'm sorry I couldn't support, I really would have liked to.

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Sorry. With only 2,000 over non-automated edits, I can't support this RFA. I would like to see more participation in not only CSD-related areas but also other areas an admin should be familiar in, like

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for all the people that have mentored me and informed me of the mistakes I've made and what I've done well. D would most likely take second place, as vandals jeopardize the integrity of the project.--

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Not THAT hard to change his views on people. My first encounter with him was him bringing me to ANI (or WQA or whatever it was) for incivility, and now he's one of the editors I trust the most. --

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and definitely on the right track; I'm positive you'll make an excellent sysop someday. But for now, I think you'd benefit from more experience first before becoming an admin. Sorry mate. -

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Not to badger either, but how do these stats alone decide a !vote? I think all of his contributions, not just these, should be considered, as not everyone specializes in these areas.

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improving articles, and building the most comprehensive encyclopedia in the world. As of right now, I have a total of 4,446 edits with most of my deleted being the work of my work in

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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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Also, this is not an oppose. I would love to support Skater, but due to my concerns above, I can't. Maybe I'll leave a note on Skater's talk page later to explain things further.

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was in a flame war with an Ip genre warrior and honestly thought that he would soon be indefed blocked if he continued. Now, he's one of the editor's I truly respect the most.--

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It is inevitable that a user will come into a conflict with another User. I myself have been in several situations of the sort. Most I have resolved by simply taking it too

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c. Mentoring new and established editors by helping them understand policies and guidelines in a way that allows them to write better articles and improve the encyclopedia

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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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The overriding principle for the A category of CSD criteria is when in doubt, don't delete. This is based on a real example that ended up getting deleted by prod. --

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I would normally simply avoid commenting, given the consensus that's already established, or perhaps !vote neutral as a moral support, but this candidate fails

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Sure, A1 is no context, meaning the article dosen't identify the subject of the article, A3 mean it identifies the subject but dosen't have any information.

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Apart from CSD, I also have concerns of cooling issues from this user, which in my opinion he just isn't the right trait for an administrator.

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How is the number of automated edits a reason? Are you suggesting people not use TW and HG and do everything the old fashion manual way?

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I'll probably dabble everywhere as an Admin, I've participated in AFD's before, but I highly doubt it'll be my highest level of focus.

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Answer to question 5 very poor. Coupled with a generally low level of experience I think this is a case of please come back later.

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I've looked at your recent edits and see that you do a lot of good work here and I believe you would be a good administrator.

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b. Ensuring that articles that don’t comply with WP policies and guidelines are, when at all possible, improved until they do.

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in it's current status. I would most likely Userfy both of those and leave a message explaining the problems I had with them.

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Not to badger, and it doesn't make the blind sight of difference, but I for instance have never in my knowledge edited UAA.

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Sorry if this is not the right place to ask, but how do you see how many of a user's edits are manual and how many auto? --

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shows 1653 automated and over 3,000 manual. So I'm surprised that anyone would oppose for this candidates use of Huggle.

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Sorry, no harm meant. I agree with you, Keepscases, and have opposed some younger candidates for immaturity, just not

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Skater, I don't know if you're aware, but Brighton College is an English boy's school and "Harlequins" could refer to

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I wasn't aware of it to be honest, I couldn't even tell what Sport it was. I'm just a fan of old fashioned,

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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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Looks like a well-meaning user, and to counteract certain opposes below which I find problematic.

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Which of the following do you believe should take precedence for a Knowledge (XXG) admin and Why?

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I'd be happy too, I'm short on time right now, but I'll try to get to it later today or tommorow.

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Given that you are intending to work in CSD, could you please explain your understanding of the

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Why don't you take another shot at this one, seeing as it's the root cause of so many opposes?

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Waiting a few months and a bit of help for an administrator would help you a lot next time.

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was the first dispute I was really majorly involved in. I found King in a flame war on

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a. Ensuring that articles that don’t comply with WP policies and guidelines are deleted

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Back in my day, these young whipper snappers would...zzzz Thanks for your support.--

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until proven otherwise. I will most likely continue this in the future as well.

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Please describe the difference between CSD A1 and CSD A3 in your own wording.

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

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This user is well trustworthy and experienced enough to obtain the mop. ~

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Your criticism is always welcome Fastily, I am honored by your advice.--

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d. Fighting vandalism by blocking persistent vandals and IP addresses.

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

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Yes. He has a good amount of edits, and is a good contributor.--

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Candidate is on the right track but answer to Q5 is worrisome.

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

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Candidate, please indicate acceptance of the nomination here:

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Um...Not to question a support, but Keepcases opposed me.--

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edits (oppose). Altogether, it balances out to neutral. --

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I don't think you're experienced enough to hold the role.

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How would you deal with these two speedy deletion tags?

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What administrative work do you intend to take part in?

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BLP article to survive, given the defamation involved.

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This user would definitely be trusted with the mop.

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