Wikipedia talk:Requests for adminship/Maxamegalon2000
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Addhoc 16:20, 19 December, 2006
[edit] BITE
Crz, can you clarify what makes this a severe BITE? Not waiting longer for the page to be edited? Not talking to the editor before tagging it? Or simply making a mistake when a newbie was involved? Honest question—I really don't quite understand. -- SCZenz 01:04, 20 December 2006 (UTC)
- Who said severe BITE? All true BITE is severe.
- Anyway, incoming articles are either in good faith (such as here) or in bad faith (such as "Mr. Johnson who teaches history is a doofus" or "Shizzle Nizzle is a band in Jimmie Peterson's garage."). When a newbie posts an article in good faith, tagging it for A7 right away is evil, even if A7 is warranted. It's twice as evil to do so when A7 is obviously not warranted. Deletion of other people's work is serious business, and should be undertaken with care and sensitivity. Start by asking the person to state why they think the band is famous, or ask them to read MUSIC and state whether or not they think the band meets it. Once you know they read it and either admitted defeat or chose not to respond productively, by all means, put the tag on - but we're alienating so many potential contributors by the idiotic stridency of some NPP'ers (not nominee) that we're effectively shooting ourselves in the foot. Wikipedia's reputation as a bureaucratic morass is not without merit. - crz crztalk 02:17, 20 December 2006 (UTC)
- Well, to sink an admin candidate, I would think it has to be severe. Ok, I respect your position... a lot. At the same time, most new page patrollers do exactly what Maxamegalon2000 did; if we're not teaching any better, it is pretty rough to hold it against admin candidates who think they've been doing everything right. Well, I'll think on it. Thanks for your explanation. -- SCZenz 05:19, 20 December 2006 (UTC)
