Michael Peel wrote:
We block our precious new users at the drop of a hat, but an admin has to do
something pretty damned horrific to even consider removing their status, and
even then it takes months.
This depends on what you define as 'pretty damned horrific. I'd say that
it's
IMHO, etc...
The fundamental problem is the difficulty in *removing* SysOp, which *makes* it
a big deal.
If it really was no big deal, RfA wouldn't need to be such an ordeal; if a user
is competent, reasonably experienced and no DRAMA, we should +SysOp them (AGF).
If they fuck up, remove
On 28 May 2010, at 18:13, c h c...@live.co.uk wrote:
Imagine if it worked more like blocking - if an admin fucks up,
remove their SysOp and have a chat about it. Hi, I noticed that you
speedy-deleted some files that do not appear to meet the CSD
criteria; your SysOp staus has been
