User:RyanCross/RfA criteria
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The requests for adminship (RfA) process is when the community decides if an non-admin candidate of an RfA should become a Wikipedia administrator or not. The process is generally discussion and !voting on an RfA of a candidate, trying to find consensus if the candidate should become an administrator. After the RfA discussion has been ongoing for a week, a bureaucrats will find the consensus of the RfA. If the closing bureaucrat thinks the consensus of the RfA was to make the candidate an administrator, they will do so and will close the RfA as successful. If not, the bureaucrat will close the RfA as unsuccessful.
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- This is RyanCross' requests for adminship criteria.
I have been generally active in this are for a while and have decided to create my criteria for adminship. This page expresses my ideas about why and when I would !vote support or oppose in an RfA, along with my nomination criteria.