On 01/10/2007, David Gerard <dgerard(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
On 01/10/2007, Thomas Dalton
<thomas.dalton(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Lack of notability is *not* a speedy criterion.
Lack of *assertion* of
notability is. You can assert notability in 60 minutes quite easily.
Lots of A7-tagged articles assert notability. A7 in practice `means
"I
don't like it."
A7-tagged, certainly, but how about A7-deleted? Non-admins don't
(generally) know how to do admin work. If they did, they'd be admins.
Speedy deletions are an admin task, so it is unreasonable to expect
non-admins to be able to do it correctly. (Many can, certainly, but
also, many can't.)
Wow! What a series of non-sequiturs. I'm not an admin
after 5 1/2
years because I have never sought the power. Deletion is an admin task,
but it doesn't exactly take a lot of training to push the right keys to
delete something. If you add in the social and equitable aspects to
deletions it becomes clear that a lot of admins don't know how to do it
correctly either.
Ec