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Sorry to say this,
but the RfA proposal as well as your proposal last week (about user names) all sound the same for me: we are big, so we need more bureaucracy. One of the unique selling points of wikipedia -- so to say -- is in my eyes that wikipedia works as a fairly big community with a fairly low amount of rules, bureaucratics, politics and organisational overhead. Why change this more or less anarchy united with more or less the same goal as long as it isn't necessary? And wouldn't it be better to introduce rules, scores and regulation at the moment they become necessary, but not early, creating something like self-fulfing prophecies? If you treat wikipedia as a bureaucratic organisation, it will start to become one.
Regards,
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