Board Thread:Community Decisions/@comment-1620907-20160407163658/@comment-1536954-20160408160754


 * "...single me out in such a vindictive and unprofessional tone is beyond me". This language politics you're employing further reveals your attachment to this elitist idea of seniority implying authority, as if "Professionalism" meant something in an Admin's skill set that qualified them as a proficient wiki administrator. I understand that Imposter is quite to the point and can appear aggressive, but I'd hardly ever call him insulting or threatening. What even is Professionalism? Is it civil discourse? Is it a deliberate usage of formal language and educated speech? Is it 40k-themed avatars? Is it a high edit count proudly displayed on your user page? Is it referring to yourself as "lead admin"? Is it being an "adult", as you later sugguested? If these are all qualities of a wiki professional, then I'd call it blatant, shallow elitism.