"විකිපීඩියා:Guide to requests for adminship" හි සංශෝධන අතර වෙනස්කම්

*'''Approach to opposing votes'''. Responding in a calm, rational, and (if needed) apologetic manner will be to a candidate's credit. A candidate who shows anger or frustration or makes insults when presented with opposition is likely to engender more opposition.

 

If you have been involved in discussions on very controversial articles, your adminship may be a target for heated objections on the basis of your involvement in those pages. This may reduce your chances of becoming an administrator. In some cases voters may attempt to maintain a "balance of power" across controversial subjects by opposing all potential admins involved on the opposite sides of controversial edit wars. <!-- This is regrettably unfair, as Wikipedia is about building an encyclopedia, and should not be a platform for [[tactical voting]] and [[negative]] politics. .... said the previous edit. Does this belong here? If so, at least change "regrettably unfair" to "regrettable and unfair" or something. -->