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Samples

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Based on User:Franamax/Ucontribs-0.3b‎
First edit Total edits Main- space edits1 Name Top article Top article edits2 Top article ass'mt FAs Top WP Fam Top WP Fam edits AN edits Top 5 articles, ass'mt3 Top 5 article plus talk edits Ratio Top5/AN4
2006-06 40567 65% TimVickers Evolution 1,100 FA 13 FAC 653 442 3FA, 2GA 5,107 12 to 1
2006-02 86886 46% SandyGeorgia Tourette syndrome 1,135 FA 2 FAC 10,534 650 4FA, 1B 6,631 10 to 1

I've included stats for Tim Vickers because IMO he represents the gold standard in excellence in balance between dispute resolution skills, policy understanding, civility, and mainspace editing. This summary shows each editors' top mainspace article contributions as well as their top Wikipedia (family) area of activity (for example, as expected, my contribs at FAC are disproportionate), and proportional time spent contributing quality articles versus engaging the Administrators' noticeboards.

As a sample of how to view this data, Tim has healthy participation at the Administrators' noticeboards (over 400 edits) and extensive participation at his top Wikipedia family of pages (FAC, over 650), yet he remains a balanced content contributor, with 13 FAs, having contributed more edits to 9 articles than to AN. He has 12 times as many edits to his top five articles as he does to AN. He has 2.5 times as many edits to his highest-edited article (Evolution) as he does to AN. This shows an editor with quality mainspace contributions, significant input on dispute resolution issues, but a priority, commitment and balance towards mainspace editing.

We need ArbCom members who have demonstrated a commitment, first and foremost, to understanding how dispute resolution applies to building quality articles in mainspace, and understand article building skills. We need Arbs who are in touch with the community and with article building. We don't need more career ArbCom members who don't know what content contributors deal with, who don't understand what goes in to building our best content, who can't write an ArbCom decision, who haven't been through the process of contributing top quality, and who spend a disproportionate amount of their time rubbernecking the trainwrecks at AN/I instead of building articles. Balanced editing, with evidence of effective dispute resolution skills but a focus on building content, is the criteria I'll be looking for this year.

Numbers are only one element in the toolbox for evaluating ArbCom candidates: I expect to support some candidates who fall outside of my concerns about top content contributions, and oppose some who fall within the range, based on other knowledge of those candidates. Those who fall at the extremes, though, need analysis and justification; I'm unlikely to support a candidate who has neither contributed in the article writing trenches, nor shown me enough to know that s/he won't add to "more of the same" issues affecting the current ArbCom composition and recent deliberations. Numbers must be interpreted with caution (normal disclaimers re: editcountitis), but editors who have not made substantial contributions to article space need to have demonstrated how they can bring balance to some of the long-standing issues that have been raised relative to the composition of the current ArbCom. We need editors who understand the challenges of building a professional reference work and who are engaged with the community at the level where this work occurs. This may not be true every year, but it's an issue this year, as demonstrated by the problems that surfaced in ArbCom deliberations this year and the increasing disregard shown to top content contributors in dispute resolution processes. We only have one chance per year to alter the tone and composition of ArbCom, and in the past, we've perhaps leaned too heavily towards career bureaucrats and too far from those engaged in the trenches, building top content, working with the community, undertanding the recurring issues.

Arbcom candidates

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Based on User:Franamax/Ucontribs-0.3b‎
First edit Total edits Main- space edits1 Name Top article Top article edits2 Top article ass'mt FAs Top WP Fam Top WP Fam edits AN edits Top 5 articles, ass'mt3 Top 5 article plus talk edits Ratio Top5/AN4
2005-01 44,049 36% Carcharoth Ptolemy (name) 208 Start 0 AN 2,850 2,850 1FA, 1A, 1C, 1start, 1none 987 1 to 2.9
2006-05 44,821 69% Casliber Major depressive disorder 758 B 23 FAC 1,784 215 4FA, 1B 3,269 15.2 to 1
2002-02 165,969 89% Charles Matthews Bampton Lectures 249 None 0 RFAR 1,028 31 1A, 2start, 2none 871 29 to 1
2004-02 11,256 58% Cool Hand Luke Salt Lake City 58 GA 0 RFAR 450 219 4B, 1start 563 2.6 to 1
2003-05 9,074 17% Coren Zoophilia 26 B 0 AFD 764 471 3B, 1stub, 1none 142 1 to 3.3
2005-03 26,742 44% Fish and karate Edward Low 152 FA 2 AFD 2,869 1,930 2FA, 2GA, 1C 608 1 to 3.2
2006-01 4,336 44% George The Dragon Gretna F.C. 20 Start 0 AFD 157 156 1FA, 1GA, 2B, 1start 112 1 to 1.4
2006-11 28,001 60% Gwen Gale Amelia Earhart 437 B 0 AN 1,556 1,556 1GA, 4B 3,163 2 to 1
2006-04 13,098 68% Hemlock Martinis Sinestro Corps War 141 FA 1 AFD 361 68 1FA, 3B, 1none 597 8.8 to 1
2004-09c 30,978 47% Jayvdb W. H. R. Rivers 51 B 0 AFD 5,165 256 2B, 1C, 1stub, 1none 236 1 to 1
2003-02 15,594 57% Jdforrester United Kingdom 85 B 0 RFAR 2,167 87 3B, 1C, 1none 404 4.6 to 1
2005-03 19,404 24% Jehochman Search engine optimization 426 FA 1 ANI 1,981 1,981 1FA, 2GA,a 1B, 1none 1,075 1 to 1.8
2004-05 6,332 54% Kmweber Princeton, Indiana 29 C 0 RFA 350 126 1B, 2C, 2List 114 1 to 1.1
2004-08 8,187 38% Lankiveil Nundah, Queensland 61 B 0 AFD 2,676 44 2GA, 3B 217 4.9 to 1
2007-01 8,913 40% lifebaka Magic: The Gathering 53 GA 0 DRV 1,023 298 1GA, 2C, 1start, 1List 235 1 to 1.3
2007-09 4,238 13% Privatemusingsb Socrates 45 B 0 NTWW 408 177 1B, 2start, 2none 162 1 to 1
2005-12 9,984 45% Risker James Blunt 578 GA 2 RFAR 352 284 1FA, 2GA, 1B, 1start 1,587 5.6 to 1
2005-11 60,858 42% Rlevse List of Eagle Scouts (Boy Scouts of America) 865 FL 12 SCOUT 2,551 1,605 5FA 3,210 2 to 1
2006-02 12,397 72% RMHED Deaths in 2006 271 B 0 AFD 1,369 98 1B, 1start, 3List 496 5 to 1
2005-09 18,958 43% Roger Davies Hamlet 253 FA 4 MILHST 3,606 30 4FA, 1B 839 28 to 1
2004-10 21,046 43% Sam Korn George W. Bush 72 GA 0 AFD 653 424 2GA, 2B, 1C 261 1 to 1.6
2005-06 25,557 50% Shell Kinney Shiloh Shepherd Dog 57 B 0 CPYRT 1,824 410 4B, 1start 578 1.4 to 1
2006-02 6,530 25% SirFozzie Colin Cowherd 85 Start 0 ANI 848 848 1GA, 3B, 1start 289 1 to 2.9
2006-05 6,371 58% TFM Michael Richards 35 C 0 RDESK 347 149 1FA, 3B, 1C 348 2.3 to 1
2005-10 10,892 38% Vassyana Taoism 146 GA 0 NOR 645 298 2GA, 3B 842 2.8 to 1
2005-02 42,854 37% White Cat Starfleet ranks and insignia 456 B 0 RFAR 1,494 1,220 3B, 2C 2,538 2 to 1
2005-09 17,409 52% WilyD Peter Jones (missionary) 414 A 0 AFD 1,632 294 1GA, 1A, 1B, 2none 1,719 5.8 to 1
2006-03 50,787 72% Wizardman Art Houtteman 178 FA 2 AFD 2,461 280 1FA, 1GA, 1start, 1List, 1none 581 1.6 to 1
2006-11 44,063 18% WJBscribe Ruth Kelly 71 GA 0 CHU 4,324 719 2GA, 3B 380 1 to 1.9
  • 1 Talk plus article
  • 2 Article only, not talk
  • 3 The article assessment does not necessarily reflect the ArbCom candidates involvement in achieving those assessment levels
  • 4 Ratio of Top 5 article and talk page edits to AN edits; article and talk edits are included as a measure of editor interaction
  • a Another GA, Russian submarine K-152 Nerpa, was passed after these numbers were generated
  • b Accurate edit counts not included yet due to multiple accounts
  • c Misleading date: only two edits until March 19, 2006, when Jayvdb became an active editor. Has heavy activity at Wikisource's featured text and a featured text page there: s:Finished with the War: A Soldier’s Declaration.