User:Chris troutman

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This user was a Wikipedia Campus Ambassador.	This user is a Counter-Vandalism Unit Academy graduate.
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The Journeyman lv 4, Awarded for being a Registered Editor for 10 months 15 days and completion of 3,500 edits

My courses as Campus Ambassador

• UCLA PSYCH 220A (Fall 2013)
• Pepperdine PSYC 321 (Spring 2013)

Articles I've created

The Raising of Lazarus (Rembrandt)

Dragon Seed (novel)

Miniscule 3686

Rewrites or major contributions

Rihla

Ernest C. Brace

Rudy Boesch

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Most admins don't actually investigate anything, they just block people to shut them up. The real problems go ignored for years on end. In fact, that's my primary issue with Wikipedia administration, they don't actually do anything except push the mop to spread the dirt around to make the place "look" clean. This is a common bureaucratic tactic and also, interestingly enough, the unwritten esprit de corps of the techno-libertarian admin demographic. Don't actually do anything, just push the dirt around. The bottom line is, the only way you can get anything done in a large, leader-less bureaucracy that lacks imagination and vision is to make numerous, small incremental changes to the underlying policies and guidelines.

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