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'''Voting eligibility criterion''': In order to vote, you must have an account registered with at least 150 mainspace edits on or before 1 November 2008. This includes deleted mainspace edits; tools such as [http://toolserver.org/~sql/sqlbot.php SQL's tool] |
'''Voting eligibility criterion''': In order to vote, you must have an account registered with at least 150 mainspace edits on or before 1 November 2008. This includes deleted mainspace edits; tools such as [http://toolserver.org/~sql/sqlbot.php SQL's tool] can assess whether you are eligible to edit. If you are unsure, or if you have other questions about the voting process, please [{{fullurl:Wikipedia talk:Arbitration Committee Elections December 2008|action=edit}}§ion=new ask]. |
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Editors may vote for (or against) as few or as many candidates as they wish. Some restrictions apply, however. |
Editors may vote for (or against) as few or as many candidates as they wish. Some restrictions apply, however. |
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Revision as of 21:38, 30 November 2008
2008 Arbitration Committee Election status
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Voting eligibility criterion: In order to vote, you must have an account registered with at least 150 mainspace edits on or before 1 November 2008. This includes deleted mainspace edits; tools such as SQL's tool can assess whether you are eligible to edit. If you are unsure, or if you have other questions about the voting process, please ask.
Editors may vote for (or against) as few or as many candidates as they wish. Some restrictions apply, however.
- Editors may only vote once for a candidate, whether that vote is Support or Oppose. This vote may be changed by first striking the original vote and adding a new vote.
- Editors may not edit the votes of other editors while placing their own. Minor fixes (such as correcting indentation or numbering formats) are acceptable.
- Editors must remain civil while voting; votes with personal attacks or other problems may be removed entirely.
- Candidates may not vote for (or against) themselves, but may vote for or against other candidates if they so desire.
 | Voting begins at 00:00 on 1 December 2008 (UTC). |