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The problem I noticed was that you were using something to the effect of "Not globaly notable yet" or something like that. Well, that is not part of the criteria for keeping, a lot of articles are on people who are not globally notable. The question is are they notable. I also don't like your edit summaries for CSD tagging, I'm never quite sure of what it is talking about---especially the older stuff. I like the more standardized edit summaries that tell me what specific category you are looking at. I have to say, that you seem to have found a niche in USER:NAMES/Attack Pages. Attack pages are one of the "safe" csd categories. I personally rarely see anything wrong with them when articles are deleted as attack pages. There was one article that I was going to nail you for, an article in a foreign language, but you didn't tag it for speedy---and amazing the person who deleted it didn't do so for being in Hindi, they apparently spoke hindi and deleted it as blatant advertising in hindi!---
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much of the rest of this year. So I may not be able to run before the New Year. As for Arbcom, I'm waiting for the next big leak to make sense of some of what has happened. For them to drop briefly to five actives hints to me, as if we didn't already know, that all has not been well there. One of the reasons why I am open to running for Crat but not for Arb is that I don't want to put myself into the sort of situation that the arbs have been in in recent months. As far as I'm aware crats don't get any secret unshareable info from the WMF? and apart from one isolated episode, crats are largely above the fray, trying to judge consensus for the whole community on RFAs, but mainly with information that is available to everyone except a few things that are available to all admins.
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write edit summaries of attack pages primarily with the admin in mind, when I'm dealing with bios of teenagers and the newly redundant I tend to think of the author whose reading why I've nommed their CV for deletion. Hence my use of "Not yet globally notable" to spare their feelings. Searching User space for "badwords" certainly turned up a lot of old attack pages, perhaps naively I was expecting just to be reverting vandalism on long dormant user pages, and a little surprised at how many times it was the user who was the author. I don't agree that all attacks are clear, and if you don't mind I may bounce some borderline ones by you to see if I've got my tolerance setting right. But once again thanks for the survey.
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wiki-career there would have been a lot of opposes for me being overly supportive at RFA. Since then I've had too many regulars assure me they really don't want to be admins for me to stick to those views, plus I've come to realise that much of our drought at RFA is simply a reaction to unbundlings, especially of Rollback. Then there was a time when I was probably too inclusionist to pass RFB, and one of the first to oppose for a CSD error, then only for two errors, and now for multiple recent CSD errors. As for now, perhaps I'm ready, but do you really need another crat?
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Thanks everyone, that was a humbling experience and not at all what I had prepared for. On the positive side it was very civil. lots of people said nice things about me and the people I expected to oppose stayed away. The only ancient things that were dragged up were the status of a bunch of articles
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Well I do like the idea of having the poppable one and one of my opposers as co-noms, so Balloonman yes please review me, but no need to hurry; One concern I have is over timing, I have been told that three months is on the edge of acceptability as a gap between RFAs, and I don't want to run until I
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Woah, I opposed your last one? Well that's just the bat shit because in recent times I thought you were an admin already. My only advice is don't kill your last one by making it a joke, be serious. There's nothing wrong with throwing in a joke or two but don't let other people get the impression that
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Thanks all four of you. I have a couple of Real Life things going on at the moment that make this a tricky time for me to find a week when I'm able to give an RFB the time it needs. One of those is a short project of a month or so which could start at any time and is quite likely to keep me busy for
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Thank you for clarifying your position regarding those UAA reports. I wasn't aware that they had created attack pages or other flagrant wiki-violations when I cast my !vote. I still think they aren't username problems, per se, but at least your reasoning was understandable. The oppose is now struck.
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Hey Were, A few days ago you made some off the cuff comment about how you didn't know what others thought about your CSD work. I took that as an invitation to take a look... and it looks great. There were some concerns back in September---particularly with your edit summaries---but nothing major.
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We need more 'crats like Will (who left because of Framgate) who will stand up for what they believe is best for Knowledge, even in the face of the disgraced Arbcom. If, as I suspect, you are capable of making reasonable sense of a melee of nonsense, and if, as I suspect, you can be trusted, then
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The no-need argument is rot. We don't need a lot of help pushing buttons. We do need a group of active Crats who will speak up with their (policy-informed) views in Cratchats (and to a lesser extent at BN etc), particularly the difficult ones. The history of Cratchats shows that a good argument can
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I, and prob most others, would support you in a heart beat. Steady, deliberative, thoughtful. Don't see an issue re activity during the election, re duties....bureaucrats don't need to be particularly here and there 24 hours, they just need to be wise and carry gravitas from time to time. You will
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Hi Balloonman, yup that off the cuff comment was indeed an invitation, and thanks for taking it up. I don't remember the Hindi article, and can only speak two words of Hindi so not sure what I picked up on there. I'll have a look for the page on approved edit summaries on CSD tagging, but while I
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Hi Xeno. That's a good question, and a few years ago I would have said not in the foreseeable future. There was a time when I was an active RFA nominator, very concerned about the drought at RFA and unsure how one could structure a community where few were admins. I think in that phase of my
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Bureaucrats don't even have a mailing list anymore. Everything bureaucrats do (in theory), should be onwiki, with no secret processes, etc.. I can only think of one or two instances where non-public information related to an RfA was disclosed on the (now shuttered) mailing list.
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To be honest I think of myself as an historian of RFA and had tended to ignore RFB, but having skimmed most of the successful ones this afternoon I can see some interesting patterns. I may write something up when the current crop of RFBs are over.
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I would have to take a closer look at you, but I would be willing to consider a co-nom... my review of your CSD work was a definite positive and my overall impression is positive (But I'd have to do a thorough review
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Congratulations, I have closed your Request for Adminship as successful and you are now a sysop! If you have any questions about adminship, feel free to ask me. Please consider messaging me on IRC for access to the
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was the very first Wikipedian I ever met in real life. Since that time we have collaborated on and off, on- and off-Wiki very closely. I would be the first to volunteer to nominate him for 'Crat.
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can see a week where I can be online every day. Also though this process of contacting my opposers has started very well I'm not assuming that everyone will be so quick to reply or so positive.
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where I had corrected a typo in the name many years ago. My insistence on hypothetical questions rather than re-examining contentious RFAs was probably the most contentious aspect of it.
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you should go for it. God knows we have no trust in Arbcom now, this has been the worst couple of years ever, so we need some decent hard-working 'crats, and you'd be one of them.
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Thanks Cabayi, this has been delayed a few months by real life stuff, including times when I was trying to edit via an Ipad. But I'm now back home and with a light week coming up.
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Weā€™re down by 7 bureaucrats in 12 months. Thereā€™s only 16 left, and some of us only somewhat active and available. I do think itā€™s time for a bit of a replenishment. ā€“
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All things considered that seemed pretty painless, which is a sign of how much editors appreciate you. Glad to see a fellow Typo Team member become a 'crat! Cheers,
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Oh, well, I did not notice your RfA was finished before I changed my vote on you. Although my vote would be kept at "oppose" section for my laziness
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As a historian of RFX, I thought you might appreciate that this seems to be the first time since 2009 that there have been two concurrent RFBs.
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to Knowledge! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are some pages that you might find helpful:
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Your RFA was closed as unsuccessful. I encourage you to work on areas of concern and try again in the future. Thank you for your interest.
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After reviewing your request for rollback, I have enabled rollback on your account. Keep in mind these things when going to use rollback:
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If you do not want rollback, then contact me and I'll remove it. Also, for some information on how to use rollback, you can view
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WereSpielChequers is obviously rouge. So far, 100% of his 0 administrator actions have been an inappropriate use of the tools. --
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Hi, can you just pop back to CHU and confirm the note I've left for you? Then I'll carry out your request immediately. Cheers!
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My late congrats too. Like the thoughtful response comments, not a templated message (like I used on most of mine). Cheers,
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on talk pages using four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date. If you need help, check out
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By the way, you have the unique pleasure of being the first user I've granted rollback to. Don't let me down!Ā ;: -->
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you're making a joke of the whole system. I'm supporting anyway, watchlisted. I'll even co-nom you if you want. ā€”
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Spiel, was cleaning out my watchlist, (your RfA) and saw you closed with a go. Congratulations! Best of luck.
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if you run into troubles or have any questions about appropriate/inappropriate use of rollback. Happy editing!
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Thanks Ched, and I'm now back in the UK - very glad I timed my RFA for the week I was around and on broadband
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WSC, please be careful what's in those brownies. You just never knowĀ ;) Congrats on the successful RfB! --
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Iā€™d be willing to write a short co-nom as well, if only to temper the ā€œno need for moreā€ contingent. ā€“
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for more details. If you cannot edit this page and you wish to make a change, you can
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to accept or decline the nomination. A page has been created for your nomination at
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I think you'd make a fine addition to our ranks. Kick it off whenever you want. --
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I'm looking forward to this transcluding so I can add a "strong support" to it.
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Sorry it's so late, but you never recieved it. Congrats on your successfull RfA!
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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the
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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the
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by the skin of your teethĀ :) Congratulations man, hope to join you some day. ā€”
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Thanks for considering to serve, I'll watchlist the page in anticipation =) ā€“
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Thanks Cyclo, yes I've taken the point about humour - no Lolcats next time.
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Best of luck as an administrator, and good luck in general for the future.
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Already supported, but please fix the typos in your self-nom statementĀ ;)
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I do like it when one of my longstanding redlinks goes blue. Good luck.
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Good things getting out of hand seems like a good idea! Congrats WSC!
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Well more than I have been this week. Maybe I should now try and take
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I won't. Thanks for your trust - its a useful tool WereSpielChequers (
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Congratulations and best wishes. Glad to have been able to support.
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Don't know if you saw this, but thought you might want to see it.
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Getting rollback is no more momentous than installing Twinkle.
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certainly have overwhealming support from the content crowd.
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Congratulations on your RfB! I'd give you a beer, but I'm
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This is getting out of hand. Now there are two of them! ā€“
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after the question on your talk page. Again, welcome!Ā --
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Congratulations on your consecration as a bureaucrat.
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So, this'll only give you more time to compete in the
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would like to nominate you to become an administrator.
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I guess you did meet my expectations after all...---
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You are six votes away from getting my support ;0---
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