On 06/12/2007, Ken Arromdee <arromdee(a)rahul.net> wrote:
Admins make decisions which affect the whole Wikipedia. Replace 'contains
a Z' with 'contains a BADSITE' or 'has a spoiler warning' or any
other
global change.
Some admins make those decisions. Not all admins are on Wikipedia every
waking hour, participating in every crisis, dispute, etc.
The problem with our decision-making across the board is that it involves
generally just a handful of editors who happen to be around (lets face it,
for major issues even an order of a hundred is not necessarily
representative - but we may be talking even just half a dozen!). There are
even rules to stop people spreading the word about discussions/disputes
underway! Why does anyone consider this a sane modus operandi?
Zoney
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