Board Thread:General Wiki Discussion/@comment-25393922-20140923214039/@comment-25393922-20140924215946

I'm not sure if it's necessary to say, but to answer Sloshed; the reason I haven't come up with a detailed plan on implementing it is because I'm neutral to the idea myself - I want to see if this would be a good or bad idea before we go through with anything.

Guy has a point, as do certain other opposes, but so do the few supports and neutrals. To be fair, I've only answered opposes, but that's largely because I wasn't quite sure if they knew what I was getting at and also to say that having more than just Wikia venues for communication might be a good idea. In all honesty, this has nothing to do with communication between admins, it has to do with bettering communication between the community as a whole. I'm simply trying to make sure we can try all possible venues and have the smoothest methods available at our disposal.

Streve, the thing is, understand I'm not trying to blow the whole "admin communication" thing out of proportion. But I do see problems in the current way we mainly communicate (Cleric and I battling over the community's opinion about Jeff for example: As it turns out, during our compromise, we both found fatal flaws in both polls and forum voting as ways to determine what the community's stance on something is. I'm currently trying to allocate alternate methods to get the best possible way of determining a community majority.) My point is, before the ideas of demotion threads and all that came up, we should've been smart enough to go to each other and attempt to resolve the problem first. The fact that admin tussles like this have happened several times in the past represents a problem that I believe needs to be sorted out.