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Please review each of the five questionnaires linked below. For each statement in the questionnaire that matches a statement in the table, add a "1" to the appropriate column. Statements not made in the questionnaire, or items where the response is "No Comment", should be left blank. The five responses included in this range are numbered, so please ensure that the number of the item you are tallying matches the number of the response you're reviewing.

If a response includes a statement that isn't in the table, please feel free to add it. Don't forget to add a "1" for that response, so that we can determine who said what.

When you're finished, please sign the bottom of this page. Thank you again for your assistance!

Statements 1.Waggers 2.Ward3001 3.Wikidas 4.Wikidemo 5.Wildthing61476
Total Responses 1 1 1 1 1
C1. Selection
Great/Good overall 1 1 1
Adequate
Every editor should seek adminship, eventually
Would/Should only nominate trusted editors
Have suggested candidates before
Will not suggest candidates
Should be chosen on contributions
Process is daunting to prosp. Admins
Should not be minimum standards
Should be minimum standards (age, exp., edits, etc)
Should be recommended guidelines (not requirements)
Diversity is Good
Popularity Contest/Clique-ish 1
Editors should not seek nomination 1
Statistics on candidates would help if before nom
Self-noms should meet special criteria (no 3RR, no blocks) 1
C2. Coaching
Good overall
Great Idea 1 1
Necessary/Should be Required
Should not be necessary 1
Helps with Details/Broadens Perspective
Some coaching not bad
Coaches should also be monitored 1
Invaluable after the RFA
Teaching for the Test (Bad Before RFA)
Coaching is bad
Should not oppose due to coaching
Needs Improvement/Overhaul/More Coaches
Experience is better teacher
Coaching not always effective/Depends on Coach
Feedback is preferred to Coaching
C3. Nomination
Good overall/OK as is 1 1 1
Self-Noms Good 1 1
Self-Noms Bad
Self-noms Not OK, but should be allowed
No Support/Oppose based on Who Nom Is
Nomination from experienced Editor is of Value 1
Co-noms should be limited
Co-noms should be required (a "Second")
Noms should be overview of candidate
Nominations have no value/Don't Matter
Propose Nomination Cmte
Non-admins cannot show admin skills
C4. Canvassing et al
Current standards are OK 1 1
Canvassing is not currently a problem
RFAs do not receive enough attn
Limited Canvassing should be OK (if Neutral) 1
Unlimited Canvassing should be OK
No Canvassing should be permitted 1 1
Link from userpage is OK
Canvassing leads to opposes/Have opposed for Canv.
Prominent or Bot-generated list of current candidates OK
Process should be revised to render canvassing moot
Off-site canvassing bad; should result in ban from RFA
C5. Questions
Questions are good 1 1 1 1
Opposes for not answering are bad/Optional
Questions should be limited
Questions should pertain to candidate 1
Judge candidate on the merits, not on writing
No Trick Questions / Trolling
Need more civility
Failure to answer is suspect
Questions should be limited to a set from panel 1
Statements Waggers Ward3001 Wikidas Wikidemo Wildthing61476
C6. Election
Good overall 1
Votes are worthless
Weak Opposes should be Discounted (No need for tools, etc)
Group similar votes by topic
Judge arguments, not count votes
Opposes weighed by participation (proportional)
Vote should include rationale 1 1
Votes need not include rationale unless requested
Favors Election-Style (votecounting)
Pleasing voters becoming too important
RFA Talk pages should be used for discussion 1
Process itself is flawed
Use of "Strong" not incivil
Should not become battleground/Needs more WP:CIVIL
Personal standards/criteria are not helpful
RFC-style comment-based process preferable
Some voters oppose with intent to torpedo RFA
Minimum standards for voters (account age, edits) 1
C7. Withdrawal
Withdrawal is OK 1 1 1 1
Withdrawal should not be permitted
Withdrawal bad after several votes 1
Candidates should take const. criticism
Candidate should not unwithdraw - "No Take Backs"
C8. Closing the Debate
Good overall 1
Bureaucrat Discussion on Close is Good 1 1
Fixed success percentages are bad
Fixed success percentages are good
Fixed success percentage should be higher 1
NOTNOW should be used only if cand accepts it
NOTNOW should be used more frequently
NOTNOW should be limited where possible
SNOW should be limited where possible
SNOW closes are good
Favors an appeals process
Hounding candidate to withdraw is bad
Detailed Closing Rationale is Good
Detailed Closing Rationale is Unnecessary
Crat Discretion in weighing !votes should be limited
Crat should discuss problems before closing
Debate/Voting should be much longer (1-2 mo)
C9. Training
New Admin School is Good Overall
New Admin School is Bad
New Admin School shouldn't be necessary
New Admin School should be Optional
New Admin School should be Mandatory 1 1
Informal training/feedback is Good
Mentorship good
Experience is better teacher 1
Review of Admin Actions 2 weeks after RFA 1 1 1
Favors Test-Wiki for training
Good if done well; otherwise, detrimental
C10. Recall
In Favor of Recall Process/Would join AOR/Good Overall 1
Should be Required/Assumed 1
Should not be required (Optional)
Necessary (Checks and Balances)
Should not be necessary/Abuse=Desysop anyway 1
Good in Theory
Too easy to abuse process/Needs Improvement 1 1
Current Voluntary Process is bad
Should not be factor in Support/Oppose
Favors reconfirmation periodically 1 1
Only Non-admins to recall an admin
Proper venue is RFC and/or Arbcom 1
Recall Process should be formalized/standardized/Run by Crats
Statements Waggers Ward3001 Wikidas Wikidemo Wildthing61476
A1. Role of Administrators
Nothing Special/Janitor 1
Editors with Extra Tools
Trustworthy/Impartial
Neutral 1
Not Judges
Overseer/Controller
Administrative Servant of Community 1
Enforcer / Cop / "Protect and Serve" 1
Mentor/Guide Newbies 1
Important
Guardians 1
Policy Reference/Leadership 1
A2. Attributes of Administrators
Cool Head/Patience 1 1
Common Sense/Good Judgement 1
Need not be skilled in everything
Dedication to/Knowledge of values & Policies of project 1 1 1 1
Neutrality/Good Faith/Tact 1 1
Must abide by consensus
Must assume Personal Responsibility
Good communication/Grammar 1 1 1
Good content editor
Integrity/Makes the tough choices
Trust 1
Civil 1
Wise / Intelligent
Technical Skill
Compassion/Kind
Good Administrator
Humility
Professionallism
Sense of Humor 1
Statements Waggers Ward3001 Wikidas Wikidemo Wildthing61476
R1. Ever voted?
Yes 1 1 1 1
No 1
Nothing Special/No problems 1 1
More personal than other voting processes 1
Only/Mostly to Oppose
Only/Mostly to Support
Don't ever intend to
Try to avoid pile-on voting if possible 1
R2. Ever a Candidate?
Yes 1 1
No 1 1
Successful
Unsuccessful 1
Multiple
Failure is a downer
Unlikely to run in future
May run in future 1
Quite Stressful
Not Stressful 1
Too many personal attacks on nominees
Editcount in Mainspace, etc, overrated
R3. Other Thoughts?
Voters should be more positive
RFA has been reviewed before
More Editors need to Vote 1
Only question - Can candidate be trusted 1
Too many grudges
RFA could be worse
Current process is OK 1
Need to go back to basics
Minimum Standards?
Too much the Interrogation
Current bar for success is too high
Process does not produce enough admins
Favors de-bundling the tools 1
Drama is inevitible with personal process of RFA
Too many inactive admins
Focus should move from RFA to other vetting processes
No Big Deal
Too hard to desysop
Too much politics, not enough results
Neutral votes are Bad
Continuing education program should be required 1

Reviewed by: Livitup (talk) 13:03, 13 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Recorded by: UltraExactZZ Claims ~ Evidence 14:55, 13 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]