Contra the proposition that "adminship is no big deal" (with which I, of
course, agree), an article in the June issue of [[Milwaukee Magazine]]
evaluates the history of our [[Milwaukee, Wisconsin]] article, referencing
discussions on the talk page and offering the assessment of a Milwaukee
historian that the article is altogether accurate at the moment. The
article mentions an editor who has contributed a good bit to the article and
notes that, in view of his many edits, he has been "awarded the presitgious
title of ''site administrator''" (the new issue doesn't show up
on the
website [
http://www.milwaukeemagazine.com/] for a while, but I'll post a
link when it's up). I'm certain that the admin in question, for whom they
don't provide a user name, didn't choose the appellative "prestigious",
but
it gives me hope that my decision to take a break from university studies,
in part to edit WP, was the right one; sure, my resumé won't have a degree,
but someday it might have "site [sic] administrator".
It is prestigious, but mostly to the WP community. You can probably write
"Editor of Wikipedia" on your CV and get away with it most of the time...
Steve