`  For quite a while, AN/I had been lacking any of the very problematic cases that I've been seeing lately. I actually prefer the lack of drama. But lately I've seen a parade of questionable blocks, bad attitudes, and unrepentant behavior in AN/I. Here's another one, Wikipedia:Administrators%27_noticeboard/Incidents#Request_review_of_block_by_arbitrator_Risker where an admin blocks a guy for ``Not here to build an encyclopedia - 2.41% contribs to article space`` because he participated positively to an ArbCom discussion. Apparently he has been a participant in Citizendium and knows wikis well, and based on an utter lack of AGF, he was blocked. Frankly, I getting disgusted by the lack of adherence to policy while simultaneously requiring the average editor to not only abide strictly by policy, but also know every 'unwritten' rule. I guess I'm telling you this because I have a degree of faith in your concern for this problem, but these things *must* stop happening. The admin corp needs to shape up and get problematic blocks under control. I realize there is a LOT of Wikipedia to deal with and we don't see 99% of the good that administrators do, but it seems that lately on a daily basis something comes up where an admin acted rashly when they didn't have to.    `