We need to keep prodding the task members without seeming to be badgering them. Coords and task force members can do this by advancing the project and providing other task force members with material to discuss and develop. We can also discuss methods to invite more users to contribute constructively and positively to the project along the lines of:
By this, it is not meant to attract people who will negatively criticise it, or just repeat again what the issues are. We know what the problems are with RfA, and that's why we are here already. One of the the best sources for participants to invite is among those who vote regularly at RfA who have voiced dissatisfaction in the system at one time or another, or who are , or have been active at voluntary clerking, i.e. making rebuttals at inappropriate !votes and comments, or removing long threads to the talk page,etc. -- Kudpung กุดผึ้ง ( talk) 00:57, 24 May 2011 (UTC)
This project is aimed at users who are clearly in favour of finding solutions to prevent drama at RfA. In the light of recent events and an unbroken 3-year history of participation at RfA that is not compliant with the objectives of this project, I am considering removing Keepscases from the task force. Unless there are truly compelling reasons for retaining his name on the list, I shall remove it in 7 days.
-- Kudpung กุดผึ้ง ( talk) 00:57, 24 May 2011 (UTC)
Adding a neutral vote (which is designed to effectively be a comment on the RfA, as it doesn't affect the outcome), based on the the opinion about a wikiproject, of which the nominator is a member is definitely disruptive. It is certainly pointy, and while I don't have a problem with his questions, nor do I blame him for Tofu leaving, I would support a topic ban from RfA related areas (and perhaps taking it to WP:AN might be a good idea). Until that point, where the community feels he is not helpful to RfA, I still believe it's inappropriate to remove him from this project. WormTT · ( talk) 10:40, 24 May 2011 (UTC)
We need to keep prodding the task members without seeming to be badgering them. Coords and task force members can do this by advancing the project and providing other task force members with material to discuss and develop. We can also discuss methods to invite more users to contribute constructively and positively to the project along the lines of:
By this, it is not meant to attract people who will negatively criticise it, or just repeat again what the issues are. We know what the problems are with RfA, and that's why we are here already. One of the the best sources for participants to invite is among those who vote regularly at RfA who have voiced dissatisfaction in the system at one time or another, or who are , or have been active at voluntary clerking, i.e. making rebuttals at inappropriate !votes and comments, or removing long threads to the talk page,etc. -- Kudpung กุดผึ้ง ( talk) 00:57, 24 May 2011 (UTC)
This project is aimed at users who are clearly in favour of finding solutions to prevent drama at RfA. In the light of recent events and an unbroken 3-year history of participation at RfA that is not compliant with the objectives of this project, I am considering removing Keepscases from the task force. Unless there are truly compelling reasons for retaining his name on the list, I shall remove it in 7 days.
-- Kudpung กุดผึ้ง ( talk) 00:57, 24 May 2011 (UTC)
Adding a neutral vote (which is designed to effectively be a comment on the RfA, as it doesn't affect the outcome), based on the the opinion about a wikiproject, of which the nominator is a member is definitely disruptive. It is certainly pointy, and while I don't have a problem with his questions, nor do I blame him for Tofu leaving, I would support a topic ban from RfA related areas (and perhaps taking it to WP:AN might be a good idea). Until that point, where the community feels he is not helpful to RfA, I still believe it's inappropriate to remove him from this project. WormTT · ( talk) 10:40, 24 May 2011 (UTC)