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ARBECR non-admin enforcement
editI tried to edit request into WP:ENFORCEMENT your interpretation
"administrators may take enforcement actions" (not "any user")
— User:L235 07:54, 11 September 2021 (UTC)
, but it was not done. Note ARBECR is separate from ARBPIA. The ARBECR ambiguity would involve me after I sign up and become EC but not admin, but other areas might not require EC to edit. Me at first glance, Ymblanter in the archived thread, and 2 admins disagreed with the interpretation:
of course editors are empowered - that is, they have the authority or power - to enforce arbitration decisions
— User:Anachronist 07:09, 26 July 2024 (UTC)
Not done. There is no ambiguity and the proposed assertion is false
— User:Malcolmxl5 22:18, 25 July 2024 (UTC)
I'm splitting this from my ARCA statement because nobody responded. This talk page thread and the ER are DR, and I won't have 2 open ARCAs to avoid bludgeoning. What is your interpretation on enforcement by non-admins?
Non-admins can't enforce
editSimpler but considered undesirable by the majority. My original ER at WP:ENFORCEMENT:
− | sensitive situations. | + | sensitive situations. Nothing in this section empowers editors to enforce arbitration decisions. |
Non-admins can enforce
editThe problem is I can't find policy authorizing editors enforcing ArbCom decisions. § Policy and precedent says decisions aren't policy (unless implying wikt:read in). Being guidelines sounds wrong. § Procedures and roles only gives clerks the mandate. § Elements of a decision authorizes "administrators responsible", implied "all [uninvolved] admins" by the AE header. Only specific decisions like CT could allow non-admins by omission.
I found nothing authorizing interpreting non-admin EC editors' ARBECR enforcement as WP:NOT3RR under item "D". My ARBECR interpretation is: without only, it authorizes admins without prohibiting editors. You could file an ARCA to restore your original intent. Otherwise, if we codify consensus at WP:ENFORCEMENT, it authorizing admins is redundant. Post-codification, idk if removing misleadingness is worth an ARCA edit towards passive voice.
I'm struggling to find acceptably simple WP:ENFORCEMENT wording. "policies, guidelines and ArbCom decisions" loses parallelism. An additional sentence might be creepily undue.
Clarification
editSome policy should codify whether non-admins' actions can be considered ArbCom decision enforcement in general unless specified otherwise. 142.113.140.146 (talk) 02:18, 27 July 2024 (UTC)
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