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 ===RfA Chances=== 
 Hi Moni, 
 I'm going to give you one of my more in depth reviews as to why/why not you might consider going for Admin. 

 For: 
 # You are a hell of an editor.  I once reviewed articles at FAC, but soon discovered that am I not detail oriented enough to hack it there. I've contributed to one FA (and honestly am surprised it passed.) 5 FA's and the GA's is incredible. 
 # You have the respect of Sandy-Sandy is one of the best-if she ever decided to run... Personally, I would be willing to nominate her for Crat if she ever wanted to... skip the admin step! 
 # People come to you for help and assistance on a regular basis-this is a major plus in my book. 
 # You are civil and highly trusted by people in the community-this is a major plus in my book. 

 Against: 
 # You don't really care if you become an admin or not. 
 # I know you use the term light heartedly, but this type of summary might hurt you.  Other creative edit summaries may or may not hurt you-I don't mind them, but sometimes the weirdest things can bite you. 
 # Your edit summary usage isn't at 100%.  Again, it is trivial, but this is something that people may knock you for in an RfA. 
 # You are very active with FA/GA issues, but don't participate in other ""adminly"" areas.  You've clearly shown that you know the MOS and policies/guidelines surrounding articles, but you lack experience in other areas (page protection, deletions, name changes, policy discussions, etc.) 
 # This edit and this edit while true, will hurt.  People don't like having their flaws pointed out to them... and some might see this as disrespecting the system.  Once you are part of the in crowd, you can criticize it, but...  

 In short, I would have no problem noming you or supporting you for adminship.  That being said, your RfA would be interesting.  It would be one that could go down in flames quickly or it could sail through with 100+ supports!  I honestly don't know-that is the reason why I haven't nom'ed you yet-I don't have any idea how your RfA would go.  For you, I think you would really need a strong nom-somebody whose nom could help you overcome perceived weaknesses.  "