[WikiEN-l] Jayjg is not AWOL

[Armed Blowfish]

Accountable in what way?  Available for public flogging?  He already is,
and that's not merely 'accountable', that's Draconian.

(Jayjg, if you are reading this, you have my support on the matter,
whatever the issue is.)

On 27/08/07, Frank Bellowes <fbellowes at gmail.com> wrote:
> Jimbo, the day that demands for accountability become "trolling" is
> the day Wikipedia ceases to be a project with some sort of social good
> in mind and becomes a private club. I don't think that's what most
> Wikipedians signed on to.
>
> Please do not label legitimate questions "trolling" just because you
> seem to prefer private accommodation to public responsibility.
>
> On 8/27/07, Jimmy Wales <jwales at wikia.com> wrote:
> > Let me nip this in the bud.
> >
> > Frank Bellowes wrote:
> > > At the very least Jimbo should direct the ArbComm to examine Jay's
> > > possible abuse of his Oversight tools and investigate other possible
> > > abuses.  The dereliction of duty by a senior admin is a serious
> > > problem which should not be swept under the carpet or overlooked.
> > > Doing so only further damages Wikipedia's credibility in a year in
> > > which we have taken a number of serious blows.
> >
> > This entire email was ludicrous, frankly.
> >
> > Jayjg (and SlimVirgin) have both been responsive and participating in
> > the discussion about this.
> >
> > If people wonder why we do some discussions like this privately, Frank's
> > email is a good example of why... trolling.
> >
> >
> > --Jimbo
> >
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