Vote closed early because outcome is clear (45/24/7)
Redwolf24 (talk · contribs) – Well let's see... I have thousands of edits... I am often found interacting with other users, I've closed hundereds upon hundereds of AfD's, closing entire days by myself before. I think I know my share on consensus. I would now like to be a bureaucrat, partly to establish a firmer consensus at changing usernames (CU is down), partly to help promote those who need it, as I remember back during my RfA I was annoyed at how it took hours to be promoted, I guess I was that eager. For more on my resume, I've assumed leadership of WP:MC and got it up and running and organized WP:RFM. As the head I also promote candidacies at WP:MC to mediator once I feel a strong enough consensus has been reached. Note that there I have promoted people I voted for, as I'm the only one who promotes them and I definitely didn't fiddle with consensus as they all had 100% support (with the exception of Flcelloguy who had Sam Spade's opposition, but all voting mediators supported). Now, to present the fact that will probably cause this RfB to be rejected: My first edit was April 20, 2005. 6 months of editing. Well, bureaucratship is a big deal, and I understand all your concerns about not supporting someone unless they've been here for (circle one:) 1 year, 2 years, 1 year an admin, etc. However I don't believe this should be the case. Have I proved myself trustworthy? Would I use my tools when I'm not sure? As you may see in my edit count, I have over 3000 user talk edits, so I'm no stranger to user interaction, and I would always establish a bureaucratic consensus before promoting on the tricky ones. Also there's one stone cold rule I'd adhere to: do not promote on an RfA I voted for.
Oh, one other bureaucratic argument for opposing: Do we really need more bureaucrats? Well I don't know, the more you have, the better the consensus. For example, if we had a three member congress/parliament in our respective countries, and these three guys decided everything for everyone, it would be amazingly corrupt and an unfair representation. I would be there to help replace retired bureaucrats as Cecropia and Uncle Ed. Nichalp and Rdsmith4 are doing a fair job, but I bet they could use some help. Also note that I am often delisting failed candidacies, before a dogpile of opposes occurs. Does adding new bureaucrats HURT the wiki in any way? Anyways I submit myself now to the community, vote as you feel appropriate. Addendum: note that I had an RfC recently, but so far I have about 60 people saying I was free of error, and I think just wiki brah saying I was too harsh.
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#Strongest Possible Support Outstanding User --JAranda | watz sup 00:07, 16 October 2005 (UTC) [reply]
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Questions for the candidate
A few generic questions to provide guidance for voters:
Now that you've read the answers, go and vote! :P Redwolf24 (talk) 01:14, 1 October 2005 (UTC)[reply]
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