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===Questions from [[User:Collect|Collect]] ===

# {{ACE Question|Q=Ought Arbitrators who have been personally involved in any way concerning the facts of a case recuse themselves from any related cases? |A=}}
# {{ACE Question|Q= Ought the persons named in a case be given sufficient time to answer charges made by others, rather than have each be given the same time limits? |A=}}
# {{ACE Question|Q= When an arbitrator proffers specific evidence on their own, ought the accused be permitted to actually reply to such "new evidence" as though it were timely presented, with the same time allowed for such a response? |A=}}

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Question from SQL

  1. Which recent unblock discussion (anywhere, AN/ANI/CAT:RFU/UTRS/etc) are you most proud of your contribution to, and why?

Question from Peacemaker67

  1. What do you think about the decision to accept Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests/Case/German war effort? In particular, considering the lack of prior dispute resolution attempts or attempt to use ANI to deal with the behavioural issues. Why or why not?

Questions from Newslinger

  1. When, if ever, would discretionary sanctions be an appropriate countermeasure against paid editing?
  2. To what extent, if any, should the Arbitration Committee endorse the adoption of two-factor authentication on Wikipedia?
    Since 2FA is unlikely to be the locus of disputes between editors, this issue seems a bit out of scope for the Arbitration Committee. That said, after the recovery/reset process becomes sensible*, we should promote its use for "powerful" accounts (certainly admins, and maybe even template editors or people with very widely imported user scripts).
    *i.e. should be mostly automated and should not be bottlenecked by Trust & Safety

Question from Banedon

  1. Were there any votes in the last few years which you would have voted against what turned out to be the majority decision? If so, which, and why?
  1. If the answer to the above is no, how would you have voted on certain remedies that split the current committee? Feel free to pick your own remedies; otherwise you can also choose from these: [1], [2], [3]. (Feel free to answer this question as well even if the answer to the above is "yes", although it likely won't be necessary.)

Question from Carrite

  1. What's the biggest problem with Arbcom? Is it fixable or inherent?

Question from Gerda

  1. I commented in the Fram case, decision talk, like this. If you had been an arb then, what might you have replied, and which of the remedies under 2 would you have supported?

Question from WereSpielChequers

  1. Are there any circumstances where you would think it acceptable to give an editor a fixed term block without telling them why or what you expect them to desist from when they return? (Yes, this is a Fram related question).

Question from Nosebagbear

  1. Once the new ARBCOM is in we'll be seeing an "RfC [with] focus on how harassment and private complaints should be handled in the future.". Personally, what particular questions/aspects would you want to see discussed? Along with that, many candidates note a balance to be drawn, but where would you actually draw a line if given the choice?
  2. As chief tech wizard, would you be able to write a script to take over all this pesky decision-making from arbs and usher in our new technological overlords? If that's not possible, do you think there are any areas/processes of ARBCOM you could/would improve with a technical solution?

Questions from Collect

  1. Ought Arbitrators who have been personally involved in any way concerning the facts of a case recuse themselves from any related cases?
  2. Ought the persons named in a case be given sufficient time to answer charges made by others, rather than have each be given the same time limits?
  3. When an arbitrator proffers specific evidence on their own, ought the accused be permitted to actually reply to such "new evidence" as though it were timely presented, with the same time allowed for such a response?