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2008-08 admin

Kathleen.wright5 (talkcontribs) - edit count

I know how use the Admin. tools because I'm an Admin at WikiChristian

* Neutral per Hesperian. Being an admin isn't just using the tools (and anyway the technicalities vary slightly depending on the version of the software); you need to know the site.--Poetlister 22:02, 5 August 2008 (UTC)

Appointed per consensus--BirgitteSB 20:36, 15 August 2008 (UTC)

2009-09 confirmation

Administrator since August 2008 by unanimous election (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.
  • Regarding the protection of Onward, Christian Soldiers, it is pretty clearly stated in the protection policy that texts proofed to 100% should be protected, and that even 75% texts can be protected as a matter of course (no vandalism history required). That policy doesn't seem to have been updated to account for the existence of semi-protection, but it's still "in force", technically. --Spangineerwp (háblame) 15:25, 7 August 2009 (UTC)
  • I have also noticed many of these issues (and fixed a few), and understand the concerns. My only concern is that Kathleen doesnt interact often, however she is a high volume editor, and doesn't do many odd admin actions (due to low volume of admin actions). Most of her use of the tools are either pretty good, or understandable. Spangineer has pointed out one case where a reasonable explanation can be given, and wrt Statute of Anne, it still needs to be merged; I can understand that she decided action was needed! Canadian Militia General Orders could be organised as subpages; we haven't made firm decisions on how to structure items of this kind.
    My periphery vision doesn't stretch very far this way at the moment, however her actions are low volume and as a result they can be reviewed occasionally. There has never been any very bad decisions, or any inter-admin strife, so I think we'll be fine here. John Vandenberg (chat) 10:43, 8 August 2009 (UTC)

Confirmed. —Pathoschild 14:44:39, 30 August 2009 (UTC)

2010-10 confirmation

The following discussion is closed:

Confirmed


administrator since 2008-08 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2011-11 confirmation

admin since Aug 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2012-12 confirmation

admin since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

  • Comment: While I do not know much about why anyone wants to be an administrator other than perhaps they are truly dedicated to being an administrator, like the feeling of authority, and the use of some "tools", whatever tools may be, it seems to me that en.Wikisource should retain all administrators possible who actually do administrate here on en.Wikisource e.g. Whatever happened to Chris55 that we (I) supported? He has not been supportive to en.Wikisource for quite awhile that I am aware of. Those who do not work here need no authority here nor any "tools" —Maury (talk) 18:19, 3 December 2012 (UTC)
Read Wikisource:Adminship — it gives access to tools to configure some components of the system, to view certain other componets, and to make/enforce decisions of the general community by their consensus or delegation of authority. — billinghurst sDrewth 04:25, 8 December 2012 (UTC)

2014-01 confirmation

Administrator since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2015-02 confirmation

Administrator since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2016-03 confirmation

Administrator since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.
Question: specifically in admin tasks?— Mpaa (talk) 10:41, 5 March 2016 (UTC)
Her record of admin tasks shows useful exercise of the tools. We are better off for her having them. Errors can be corrected, directly or by instruction. BD2412 T 17:09, 5 March 2016 (UTC)
If BD2412 is making an offer to mentor her as needed then I am satisfied. AuFCL (talk) 03:52, 6 March 2016 (UTC)
You'll have to state the issue more precisely. Looking through the history of Kathleen's talk page, I don't see anywhere that you approached her concerning any issues, so we're none the wiser. --EncycloPetey (talk) 04:27, 6 March 2016 (UTC)
  • Echoing Mpaa's question, do you mean "(simplistic) errors" with respect to proofreading, or with respect to use of admin tools? BD2412 T 01:28, 7 March 2016 (UTC)
@Mpaa, @EncycloPetey, @BD2412: You may choose to believe this or no: I have pondered this sub-thread and come to the conclusion that the parties who have already committed their votes are not entitled to further discussion without invalidating their votes; and those who have not voted should undertake their own research before making their own uninfluenced decision. In any case I shall not discuss the candidate further in public forum. If this is felt to be too legalistic an interpretation then that is too bad. I consider the matter closed until at the very least the next voting cycle. AuFCL (talk) 03:21, 7 March 2016 (UTC)
Anybody is entitled to his/her opinion and I am not questioning that. Given AuFCL's comment, I just wanted to know if I missed something important, for sure I didn't want to open Pandora box. As the conversation is going off topic, I am satisfied with my current opinion and, AFAIAC, we can close it here.— Mpaa (talk) 19:30, 7 March 2016 (UTC)
I would like that clarification too, rather than the vague statement. Logged actions are at Special:Log/Kathleen.wright5, and at face value, only 1 decision that I see has been emended. There is nothing on the talk page to indicate any issues, and I too would have a general expectation that if a user has issues with another person's approach/performance that they would be initially addressed to the user so that the person could self-correct/reflect/comment. There are 500 edits in the past month, so I too would hope that diffs to a specific issue. I will await the clarification. — billinghurst sDrewth 06:24, 8 March 2016 (UTC)
I (as I would have thought you too!) come from a culture where it is not customary to badger a voter after their decision has been made. This has now become a matter of personal principle: I have made my decision and will not under any circumstances be moved. If anybody else reveals themselves to have been too lazy as to have researched their own position before committing to a vote that is hardly my problem. At least I have learned this lesson: in the current community never to reveal a shred of my reasoning for coming to any conclusion of even the mildest political nature. I despair, in varying ways, for you all—this is yet another less than proud moment. Unless explicitly disenfranchised I expect my right to express an opinion in future will continue. AuFCL (talk) 05:20, 18 March 2016 (UTC)
I support your right to have an opinion, and to have your own opinion. I am not wishing for you to change your opinion. I was interested in your opinion and your reasoning, and if you are not willing to elaborate, that is entirely your choice. — billinghurst sDrewth 06:08, 18 March 2016 (UTC)

2017-04 confirmation

Administrator since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2018-05 confirmation

Administrator since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2019-06 confirmation

Administrator since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2020-07 confirmation

admin since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2021-08 confirmation

Admin since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2022-09 confirmation

admin since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.

2023-10 confirmation

admin since August 2008 (see previous discussions), currently active (contributions · logs · count · crossactivity). Kathleen.wright5 will be reconfirmed automatically unless at least three established users oppose, which will trigger a vote of confidence with decision by simple majority.