https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30208

--- Comment #72 from Nemo_bis <[email protected]> 2011-09-14 21:49:11 UTC 
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(In reply to comment #57)
> (In reply to comment #51)
> > As I said above, I don't think that "500 editors vs. WMF" is a fair
> > characterization of what's happening here. You might also want to consider 
> > that
> > en.wiki is one wiki among 700+ and 270 Wikipedias: first, you should 
> > consider
> > the experiences of other wikis and we could discover that keeping 
> > restricting
> > new editors permissions hasn't helped; second, I don't think that the global
> > community and the WMF can allow projects which are all called "Wikipedia" 
> > to be
> > completely different with regard to openness and basic principles/workings –
> > it's already strange enough that en.wiki is the only wiki with article 
> > creation
> > restricted to registered users (ok, there are also id, fa, ta.wiki and
> > es.books).
> 
> There is nothing  strange about  it - no  other Wiki  has to  contend with  
> the
> huge daily  influx of *totally*  unacceptable new pages. This is probably  
> not 
> easy  for anyone to  understand who  has not  spent  100s of hours   
> patrolling
>  new pages and patrolling the people who  are supposed to be patrolling  them,
> and then physically  deleting them  or indeed removing incorrect CSD 
> templates. [...]

Please stop telling people they don't have a right to express their opinions.
Your argument is weak, because small wikis have also less patroller. 
And, by the way, your personal argument is nonsense; I've spent not hundreds
but probably thousands of hours patrolling in the last 5+ years.

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