"STEFAN CLAUDIU TIULEA" wrote
In my opinion, we should try to
protect the integrity of the Wikipedian and have them
warned in private.
Neither you nor I nor anyone knows all the private email that goes on.
That would be because it's private. In fact there is a high premium put on
the transparency of doing the business in public. What do you think? Are
people more polite in private, or on the site where everyone could see?
Further more, as I said above, I don't think that
it's
good to have admins that provoke editors only so that
they can block them. And yes, there are such admins.
Maybe you're right. We should all show restraint.
The basic rule that experience teaches is that when good behaviour matters
most, it is least likely.
Unfortunatelly, it seems that the people with
authority (stewards and above) are most impressed by
the work of the admins, instead of those who just want
to edit articles.
If it comes to a dispute, the record of what admins write on the site is of
great importance. I don't find your position entirely consistent.
Charles