Through my time on wikipedia, I've attempted to add dispassionate, non partisan contributions to a variety of topics. I've added some pages relating to
Pennsylvania politics, while contributing to a number of national figures. I've also helped establish the depth of material on current NBA players, and added a number of movie titles.
Arbitrators need to be dispassionate, dedicated and cogent, and I think my track record on wikipedia demonstrates these qualities. Upon election, I'd hope to help make the arbitration committee a more effecient operation, while maintaining precise and non biased decisions. I believe that severe action should always be a last resort relegated to the most egregious of circumstances and the wikipedia community should continue to foster a genial climate of respect and honesty. Most disputes can be resolved peacefully and civilly, and this is a testament to the strength of wikipedia.
Trilemma18:40, 15 December 2005 (UTC)reply
It doesn't look very good for this election, but you impressed me with maintaing objectivity, patience, and consideration of circumstances (mainly for not adopting a rather "zero tolerance" policy for Wiki violations). I do Support you, and will do so whenever your next run at the office shall be.
Author78208:23, 20 January 2006 (UTC)reply
Through my time on wikipedia, I've attempted to add dispassionate, non partisan contributions to a variety of topics. I've added some pages relating to
Pennsylvania politics, while contributing to a number of national figures. I've also helped establish the depth of material on current NBA players, and added a number of movie titles.
Arbitrators need to be dispassionate, dedicated and cogent, and I think my track record on wikipedia demonstrates these qualities. Upon election, I'd hope to help make the arbitration committee a more effecient operation, while maintaining precise and non biased decisions. I believe that severe action should always be a last resort relegated to the most egregious of circumstances and the wikipedia community should continue to foster a genial climate of respect and honesty. Most disputes can be resolved peacefully and civilly, and this is a testament to the strength of wikipedia.
Trilemma18:40, 15 December 2005 (UTC)reply
It doesn't look very good for this election, but you impressed me with maintaing objectivity, patience, and consideration of circumstances (mainly for not adopting a rather "zero tolerance" policy for Wiki violations). I do Support you, and will do so whenever your next run at the office shall be.
Author78208:23, 20 January 2006 (UTC)reply