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I think that the edits show that they care about the wiki, besides chatting. Honestly, it just shows to me a greater commitment to the wiki than no edits.

</div>There are quite a few people that are "commited" that don't edit.</div>Your point being what, exactly? Frodo's point is that it shows a greater commitment, not that a lack of edits shows no commitment. The information that there are a few people that don't edit yet are "commited" is rather irrelevant.</div>There's no need to impose an unnecessary and problematic requirement to CM RFRs if those applying are already perfectly capable of dealing with the position.</div>
And again, what does any of this have to do with the original train of thought?</div>Everything. However you seem adamant to ignore any connections.</div>Then connect all the dots, rather than drawing a single line when there's obviously more to it.
</div>What are you, a toddler? Can't you do it yourself? Do I have to hold your hand?</div>No.
<p>I just happen to understand how to get my intended point across the first time. I interpret things in their given context. I do not give the punch line without giving the joke. I do not assume someone will understand the connection I'm trying to make between bananas and carrots without explaining. I do not go on about somepeople being capable CMs when someone was talking about greater commitment, without building my case.
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<p>You do realize these are all things that you would do right
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