Barnstars are no big deal. Adminship is also no big deal either, I happen to
be an admin and as you can clearly see we are discussing things on an equal
ground. FAness takes a fair amount of work but being FA doesn't really mean
anything. It doesn't mean the article is complete. If you click on the FA
star it is explained as a never ending and continuing process of
development. People ARE credited through the history link. Not only it
credits you it shows precisely what you did when you did. If thats
inadequate maybe you are contributing to the wrong site.
- White Cat
On Jan 25, 2008 7:18 AM, Shmuel Weidberg <ezrawax(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Jan 25, 2008 12:01 AM, White Cat
<wikipedia.kawaii.neko(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
How do you expect us to remain as an anti-elitist
community if we make a
big
deal of author crediting? Prestige is the last
thing an author should be
seeking. FAness is no big deal.
Is the community anti-elitist? What do you call administrators? What
are barnstars etc? And I think FAness is a big deal. It takes quite a
bit of work to get there. Why shouldn't people get credited for their
work? Why should you only be able to find out who did it if you put
forth an effort?
Regards,
Ezra
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