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for any banned user to "get" their "enemies"; just create ANI reports over and over until one of the 851 admins is having bad day, and falls for it. Such reports need to be shut down swiftly, regardless of the merits, before things get out of hand. I of course don't mean reports like "User:X is
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I just wanted to stop by: it will be great to have you as an admin. Your technical experience is one of the best we have on this site right now. I know that this has probably been said many times by many others, and this is ultimately your decision, but you have my support.
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Frequently link to Knowledge on your websites yet find generating CC-BY credits to be such a hassle? Say no more!
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