This is relativity simple. If you feel I've abused adminship, come talk to me. If I agree you're right, I'll fix it. If it can't be fixed, or I disagree, and you want to peruse this avenue [1]
Okay, we're still here. This is formed by using criteria written by Elonka as a jumping off point, but modified. Mainly, I don't accept her "Senior Wikipedian" language as having any validity. [2]
My own standards for voluntary administrator recall are:
To begin the process, a formal request for recall must be made at my talkpage. To preserve my sanity due to the orange bar, I may elect to move the request to a subpage in my userpage, however links on both my talk page and user page must be left if this option is elected.
Once initiated, the recall must be certified within 48 hours, or I may close it immediately. Certification will be deemed to have occurred if there have been:
If certified, other editors may then weigh in to offer their own comments, and indicate whether they endorse the recall, or oppose it.
If at the end of one week, there is a consensus that the community has lost confidence in my adminship, I will choose either to resign, or to stand for a reconfirmation RfA.
I reserve the right to strike out any specific endorsements which are made by users who are not neutral and in good standing.
No consensus defaults to the status quo.
These provision are enforce immediately, from the timestamp attached. 13:09, 21 January 2011 (UTC)
If, at any time, I decide to withdraw from this process, I will leave a timestamp on this page. Such withdrawal will only become effective one fortnight after such timestamp. [4]
Any disagreements over the wording of this process will be referred to an uninvolved administrator.
This is relativity simple. If you feel I've abused adminship, come talk to me. If I agree you're right, I'll fix it. If it can't be fixed, or I disagree, and you want to peruse this avenue [1]
Okay, we're still here. This is formed by using criteria written by Elonka as a jumping off point, but modified. Mainly, I don't accept her "Senior Wikipedian" language as having any validity. [2]
My own standards for voluntary administrator recall are:
To begin the process, a formal request for recall must be made at my talkpage. To preserve my sanity due to the orange bar, I may elect to move the request to a subpage in my userpage, however links on both my talk page and user page must be left if this option is elected.
Once initiated, the recall must be certified within 48 hours, or I may close it immediately. Certification will be deemed to have occurred if there have been:
If certified, other editors may then weigh in to offer their own comments, and indicate whether they endorse the recall, or oppose it.
If at the end of one week, there is a consensus that the community has lost confidence in my adminship, I will choose either to resign, or to stand for a reconfirmation RfA.
I reserve the right to strike out any specific endorsements which are made by users who are not neutral and in good standing.
No consensus defaults to the status quo.
These provision are enforce immediately, from the timestamp attached. 13:09, 21 January 2011 (UTC)
If, at any time, I decide to withdraw from this process, I will leave a timestamp on this page. Such withdrawal will only become effective one fortnight after such timestamp. [4]
Any disagreements over the wording of this process will be referred to an uninvolved administrator.