66:, and RC patrol) that other users find less enjoyable. For example, I have no aversion to going through the What links here of a disambig page and correcting them all. And, to avoid the questions, I know that's not stuff I'd need adminship for, but it's similar. I think I am calm and fairly (!) rational, and could handle the proverbial mop and bucket. I would also note that I am very keen to look at the village pump and the help desk and respond to requests there.
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over a string of personal attacks (I got into his bad books for defending a new user he unjustly attacked). I filed the RFC against him and instigated the RFAr which is going to see him blocked (if it hasn't already). I feel pleased with the way I handled the matter, although I am disappointed that
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526:- I just now read his Featured Article, nice work, I can say, as I have been a student of international law 'one generation' before. And, Smoody is only 16, that is today's news for me. All the best to Smoddy: me, the oldest of the lot voting for the youngest amongst most of us.--
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Qualified scorer, yes. I was stretching the truth with umpire – I have an exam in two weeks. I didn't see the need to go into that level of detail, and it was essentially correct. I'm sorry if I misled anyone...
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Irate could never feel that he could reform, as I dislike seeing users booted off
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Have you been in any conflicts over editing in the past or do you feel other users have caused you stress? How have you dealt with it and will deal with it in the future?
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