On 20/08/2010, David Gerard <dgerard(a)gmail.com> wrote:
(The dangerous things an admin can do include putting
potentially-malicious JavaScript into the default configuration. That
would be a power not to spread all round. History merges are also all
but irreversible. What other admin powers are actually dangerous?)
AFDs.
Having admins decide them gives inclusionists/deletionists too much
power to side with their friends in a nearly invisible way. Not only
can AFDs be vote stuffed, but admins can then decide to follow the
'majority'.
- d.
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-Ian Woollard