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Re^5: History now influences voting (judgement)by ww (Chancellor) |
| on Nov 19, 2007 at 02:14 UTC ( #651565=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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(colors darkly!) I guess I misunderstood the requirement for - - votes as a guideline whose applicability was subject to a janitor's discretion. Still, that raises a question, in my feeble brain: NTC says: Janitors only honor a consideration when it is consistent with site policy and doesn't conflict with their own judgement, regardless of how many 'edit' votes it has. When the appropriateness of a consideration is less clear, patience is preferred over haste. ...which led this non-janitor to believe janitors have some discretion about the rule you cite. And if I misunderstood the rule, does that not mean the (potential) loss of XP for an actual service is -- in your earlier (and well-considered) phrase, "noise that should be avoided?"
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