Since I am active in RFA commenting/voting, here are my RFA criteria as they appear on the main RFA standards page:
| User |
Edit count standards, if any |
Time standards, if any |
Other notes
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| themindset
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1000 main. 200 maintalk. 200 usertalk. 300 project.
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6 months
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Civility, good faith, constructive edits.
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- Basically, I find these criteria to be fairly easy to attain.
- If a nominee falls short of only one of my criteria, and all else is in order, I will generally vote neutral. Failing two of my citeria will usually be an oppose.
- Note: Achieving my criteria will not automatically win my support, it is simply the minimum for me to consider supporting.
- A lot of people apply for adminship before they've been registered for more than 6 months, and a lot of others claim that the 6 month minimum many of us have set is too long. I do not agree. I've seen many users show up and rack up 3500 edits in under a month, and then vanish. I'd rather vote for someone who has made 2000 edits in 1 year. It shows consistency and commitment.