On 02/05/07, Anthony <wikilegal(a)inbox.org> wrote:
On 5/2/07, Angela <beesley(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> This is a different type of blacklist. The spam
blacklist which can be
> edited by any meta admin only applies to URLs. The regex blacklist
> applies to any text, whether in URL format or not. On Wikimedia, I
> believe only people with server access could edit that, but that
> doesn't mean it was an official Wikimedia decision. The majority of
> people with server access are not Wikimedia employees.
So who are they accountable to, no one? Isn't
obviously problematic
that people can unilaterally make such major decisions with neither
the request of the foundation nor the community?
I've long said the power rests in the devs, and admins are merely a
larger variety of tick by comparison.
Anyway, the community is on crack. We've even established why this happens.
- d.