UDWiki talk:Administration/Policy Discussion/Another Inactive Ops Policy

So you want the time limit for sysops being considered inactive reduced from 4 months to 1 month, and you want to change it from just "edits" to "significant edits". I'd just like a clarification on what a "significant edit" is. I'm assuming you mean anything requiring sysop powers or sysop granted authority? - User:Whitehouse 00:17, 18 July 2009 (BST)

"Significant edits", hue? Any chance we'll ever get a definition on that? Or can we expect more of the same that goes on under Suggestions? Where we get all sorts of vague terms that people refuse to officially define so that anyone and everyone can have their own definition. Giving rise to endless drama and epic arguments over what means what and we can give Troll SysOps like CyberClown even more leeway to abuse their powers.--

| T | BALLS! | 00:55 18 July 2009(BST)

still qqing after your only altercation with him, cute. --ϑϑℜ 01:28, 18 July 2009 (BST)

Has nothing to do with any 'altercation" with me, heh, but his obvious failings as a SysOp. I'm actually responding to his actions against other users. But that doesn't fit into your fantasy world, does it? I like how you ignore your own habit of making snarky comments in response to pretty much everything I say since your own "altercations" with me, though. One rule for you and another for everyone else I guess. Wonderful SysOp material there, let me tell you. :) --

| T | BALLS! | 01:36 18 July 2009(BST)

I'm a little worried about adding the extra power to crats, because they get the position through popular vote, not through community discussion. Maybe up it to two months, and add a benchmark on what should be considered a significant edit (many users like swiers come in and make significant edits, but only in the space of half an hour each 4 months, that's the main problem). I also think 6 months is too long for the hiatus, make it 4 or 5 months would be better. --ϑϑℜ 01:28, 18 July 2009 (BST)