In Wikipedia no people control other people because Wikipedia is collaborative.

I know that people who write something like I have read in your email should make a big effort to understand Wikipedia's philosophy but Wikipedia accepts also "stupid" criticism.

I think you should start from ABC... a good first step is to read this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikiquette it could be helpful also for your inner growth.

Bye

Ilario

----Messaggio originale---- Da: freudianjungianp@hotmail.com Data: 10.09.06 10.43 A: foundation-l@wikimedia.org Oggetto: [Foundation-l] Hi, Jimmy Wales, Is there inspectors to investigate admins?

Greetings

I am [[User:Rocky7]].

Is there inspectors to investigate the behaviors of all admins in English Wikipedia?

In Japanese Wikipedia there is no inspectors to investigate whether the behaviors of admins are right or not, so almost Japanese Wikipedians cannot trust admins at all. And it seems very clear that admins abuse sockpuppets terribly unfairly. They have been blocking superior Wikipedians one after another. They would have done out of jealousy, inferiority complex, and/or anti-Japanese hate.

.......

Thank you.

Rocky7

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