`  :::The obvious answer is: ``There is no consensus to change the status of this article``. Either you change FAR rules or you abide by them, but as long as the rules are ``The featured article director or his delegates determine whether there is consensus for a change in the status of a nomination, and close the listing accordingly``, then a consensus is needed to make the change, and 69% is not a consensus (above, Consensus decision-making#If consensus is not unanimous, who must agree?). An uncivil and partisan user such as  has the right to file an FAR against an article he fundamentally dislikes, but I have the right to demand that Wikipedia FAR rules be strictly respected.   `