geni wrote:
On 1/3/06, Steve Bennett stevage@gmail.com wrote:
What's strange to me is that it seems that WP is one of the few places where you could really provide a comprehensive CV of all the good you've done and why you should be admin. Why not ask candidates to provide X diffs demonstrating their dispute resolution skills, and invite nay-sayers to provide diffs of bad judgement? Simple statistics should mandatorily be collected which would show roughly what sort of Wikipedia member they are: How many different talk pages have they left comments on? How many user talk pages have they left 2 or more comments on? How long have they been active? What is their activity pattern? How many edits have all the people voting for them made?
I like stats!
Steve
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People keep seem to be forgeting this.
Same applies to helpdesk-l (and possibly wikien-l and wikipedia-l, too)...