":::::::Cas, you've been on Arbcom and have the clout that goes with that; people think twice before they pick fights with you. I'm sure that 90% of the Huggle-only editors who become admins don't cause problems, but Wikipedia does have a serious problem with people who don't understand the frustrations of working on content in the current environment, picking fights over trivial issues and demanding apologies and blocks for the most petty squabbles. It's why I've always maintained that all advanced permissions—from admin right up to founder—should periodically be removed and the user forced to spend a couple of months as an ""ordinary"" editor. Try it yourself—all it takes is 30 seconds at Steward requests/Permissions, and you can always flip back if you decide you can't take it—but I can pretty much guarantee you'll be shocked at how much crap comes your way once people no longer see you listed as an admin and decide you're ""fair game"". (Hell, have a look at this nonsense as a fairly representative sample.) –   

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