Charles Matthews wrote:
> Much confusion, it seems to me, between two "metrics" or axes: one to do
> with fallibility (anyone can make mistakes relative to unfamiliar or
> even familiar situations on the wikis, particularly when "implementation
> details" are in the hands of self-selected groups a
Gregory Maxwell wrote:
> Probing the bounds of your actual authority in our environment is a
> necessary thing that all of us do with every BOLD action, it's a
> consequence of the generally non-hierarchical nature of the projects.
> So I don't think it's justified to flog someone forever when they
On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 12:10 AM, Gregory Maxwell wrote:
> ISTM that Enwp users are quite comfortable with Jimmy playing
> an important role as he has traditionally
The changes over time in the role Jimmy plays on en-wikipedia is an
interesting question. There is far more material and actions
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 6:37 PM, Anthony wrote:
> Wow, so he's able to delete content on *one* of the 200+ languages of
> Wikipedia. I'd still say the statement is substantially correct. He used
> to have unlimited power on every project to do anything. Now he's
> administrator on one project,
