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It's great to finally see a case where everything works out the way it should: admin abuse, for once, is followed not by acquiescence punctuated by a few hopeless whimpers of protest, but by a backlash of mass outrage leading to the resignation of the abusive admin--with that admin receiving the disapproval of even the ArbCom, typically the reliable guardian of abusive admins. Other abusive admins tried and failed to silence and outmaneuver the community on behalf of their ally. It's a remarkable series of events, breaking all of Wikipedia's worst traditions, and as an optimist I would like to believe that this is something that will have decisive long-term consequences, knocking down a barrier that is keeping Wikipedia from reaching its full potential.
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