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Will probably get elected, because he's popular, not because he'll make a good arbitrator. Reminds me of
Deskana last year - became a bcrat in July, CU in September (I think) then ArbCom in December. Nothing against Deskana, whom I've met in real life, but I firmly believe he was only elected because of the other roles he has, and popularity. He's been barely active for most of his term as far as I can see. Either this is what will happen to Rlevse, or he'll be another ArbCom clone, who supports each other and conducts important discussions in secret, completely unnecessarily. Other answers to questions are bad as well.
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White Cat's had a difficult time on
Knowledge. I've met him in real life, and we spent quite a bit of time together at Wikimania. I honestly don't think he's at all suitable for ArbCom, and wish he would work on some articles instead, for his own sake. I think a lot of users believe WC is a troll; I
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Friendly hardworking editor. Met him several times. Unlike some, doesn't seem to be a badge collector, and is genuinely hardworking and interested in the processes he's involved in. Shame the article work is so weak, but I believe that's made moot when you see all the other work he does. Makes very
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Mantanmoreland, part of the arbcom case that arbcom famously, if you'll pardon my French, fucked up big-time? Someone correct me if I'm wrong. His answers to questions show a massive lack of confidence; a
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Seems strange he's not a bureaucrat yet, but what the hell. OK answers to questions so far. Not entirely sure what to make of him though - don't know if he'll be suitable - he keeps going on wikibreaks for a start, which would be bad as an
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Not an admin. Never heard of him, but his answers aren't bad - they're not great though. Statement gives no information on how they would work as an
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disagree that he is, only he is provoked. He was an admin on
Commons, and has made tens of thousands of edits, as well as ones with his bot. He's very dedicated, just not at all suited for this position.
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Answers to my questions were odd... not quite sure what to make of them. However, general impression is a good one.
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