Wikipedia:Adminship survey

There are many opinions regarding adminship held by a variety of people, and a number of perennial discussions about adminship or the related procedures. Several issues have been debated to death a number of times already, and there seem to exist good arguments on both sides of the issues. This survey seeks to find out if a substantial majority of editors believes that certain changes should be made to our procedure or precedent. This is in line with the belief that consensus may change over time.

This is NOT a policy proposal, neither should it be treated as pure voting, or/and in any way binding. This is a gauge of public sentiment. However, if public sentiment is that a certain policy would be beneficial, effort can be made towards creating a policy proposal. While some people consider voting to be "evil", measuring public opinion is not. If a public opinion is obvious, people may want to take it into account for their future actions or judgments.

All editors may participate, and are strongly encouraged to explain their rationale behind their opinions whenever possible, to allow for a full discussion and diversity of voices. - Mailer Diablo 11:04, 16 February 2007 (UTC)

Similar surveys : 2004 (informal), 2006