I agree. I'm not really familiar with what the admin rollback tool is so I have no opinion on this issue, but 6 days while much of Wikipedia is away is not sufficient time to judge a consensus. The poll should probably be extended to last at least a month.
On Jan 3, 2008 10:13 PM, doc doc.wikipedia@ntlworld.com wrote:
Old hands will remember the perennial proposal to grant non-admins rollback facilities. We polled on this for 6 months in 2006, 500 people voiced an opinion and we got no consensus.
Well, it's back http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Non_administrator_rollback
Another day, another poll. But what worries me here is that the advocates have opened a poll for 6 days in the holidays and intend that should determine the mind of the community. It ends on Sunday, and they are already declaring vicrory with only 49 supports.
Polls are evil, but, whatever you think of the proposal, this one feels a little like an attempt to pull a fast one.
Doc
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