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Anciliary comments

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These comments are general, but important in that sense so I thought I'd leave them here. They couldn't be made due to the RfA being suspended.

in response to [1]
As I submitted above it's not missing the forest for the trees, to abuse your metaphor it's protecting the forest from being burned down. What it really does is align our standards with what's really important. And we wouldn't need such protection from vandals (at least it would become drastically less important) if we had a stable version system implemented properly. In the end it still all boils down to the only thing we are here for is to write an encyclopedia. Finally sneaky vandalism is much more costly, and that can only be properly combatted by someone that is working on the material of the article. - Taxman Talk 22:24, 10 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]