User:Sephiroth storm/Admin coaching

There's more than meets the eye with coaching. When I coach, I seek to know you first: your personality, your habits, your strengths and your weaknesses. The core of adminship is the concept of IAR, so with the questions I give you, there is no one right answer. There may be wrong answers, but I hope that you'll answer honestly regardless. All questions are optional as well; if you'd rather not answer a question, I won't force you to answer it. Ready? Let's start.

Traditional RFA questions

What admin areas do you intend to work in?
- A:I am interested an AfD's and Vandal blocks/deletions. I have also discovered, just recently that I would like to help in conflict resolution.
What conflicts have caused you stress and how have you dealt with them? How have you learned from them?
- A:I haven't had too many disputes, I had a notable dispute on the Kathie Lee Giford Page in 2008. I was able to truly see the meaning of WP:TRUTH. In other conflicts, I simply try to keep a level head, I see it as a bad mark when an editor clicks the edit button and acts inmaturely based on emotions.
What do you believe are your best contributions?
- A:As an editor, I am proud of all the articles I have created, as well as my work on WP:MAL, WP:CCISTF, WP:CSEC. I am also proud of my ability to mediate between hot headed editors.

Note I did go through an RFA, archive at :Wikipedia:Requests for adminship/Sephiroth storm

I did look through your RFA when it was on, and I had the impression that if you had waited and gotten a little more experience, you probably would have succeeded. Now, you mentioned conflict resolution a lot. Could you elaborate more on your experience with resolution? bibliomaniac 1 5 00:57, 17 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Of course. Occasionaly I see a conflict going on, maybe in Deletion requests or ANI. Sometimes I'll offer my advice on the situation without getting specificly involved in the article, but generally it leads into editing, but I try to not take a side. Examples are: [1] [2], [3] [4] [5], [6] Sephiroth storm (talk) 23:53, 17 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Checklist

I'd like you to go through this checklist. Most of these you probably have already done. If you haven't, I suggest you try it out! There are a lot of things to do around here.

!voted in an RFA?
Listed a vandal at WP:AIV?
Requested page protection at WP:RPP?
Tagged an article for speedy deletion, PROD, XFD?
Critiqued another user at WP:ER?
Had an editor review yourself?
Received the Signpost or otherwise read it?
Used automated tools (TWINKLE, popups, VandalProof, .js tools, etc.)?
What XFD's have you participated in?
Posted or answered a question at the Reference Desk or the Help Desk?
Uploaded an image?
Welcomed a user?
Mediated or otherwise acted as a neutral party in a dispute?
Participated in discussion at WP:AN or WP:ANI?
Joined a WikiProject?
Written a DYK, GA, or FA?
Expanded a stub or otherwise cleaned up an article?
taken a look at meta philosophies? I'm interested in knowing what philosophies you believe you adhere to.
helped out on the Account Creation Toolserver Interface?

Hey! I back from my semi-wikibreak, I'll be getting involved in some of these, as I can, going through major changes here in life, just a heads up. Sephiroth storm (talk) 04:39, 8 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Checklist:

!voted in an RFA? Yes, I don't have a link, but there was one going on at the same time as mine, I believe I voted in.
Listed a vandal at WP:AIV? Yes, I reported an IP user just today, awaiting outcome.
Requested page protection at WP:RPP? Yes, I requested Page prot on the Hacker article. It was denied, but it was protected not long afterwards.
Tagged an article for speedy deletion, PROD, XFD?
Critiqued another user at WP:ER?
Had an editor review yourself?
Received the Signpost or otherwise read it?
Used automated tools (TWINKLE, popups, VandalProof, .js tools, etc.)?
What XFD's have you participated in? Several, I'll try to get a list together.
Posted or answered a question at the Reference Desk or the Help Desk? Yes, Once or twice.
Uploaded an image? Yes. [7] and [8]
Welcomed a user? Oh yes :)
Mediated or otherwise acted as a neutral party in a dispute? Several times.
Participated in discussion at WP:AN or WP:ANI? Several times.
Joined a WikiProject? Several, [{WP:CSEC]], WP:PAGAN, WP:PW, and more
Written a DYK, GA, or FA?
Expanded a stub or otherwise cleaned up an article? Yes.
taken a look at meta philosophies? I'm interested in knowing what philosophies you believe you adhere to. Rofl. very interesting. Im a mix to the extreme: Moderate immediatism, Moderate statusquoism, Communityism, Authorism, Sysopism/Rehabilism, WikiWarrior, Adminship is an important duty, BUT All users in good standing who demonstrate a minimal familiarity with the Wikipedia culture should become Administrators, Elusive virtue
helped out on the Account Creation Toolserver Interface?