:::Thank you. You  have done exactly  what  I  hoped and expect  the community  to  do. All Wikipedia initiatives generally begin  with  one user's ideas and  I  do  not  want  to be seen as 'spearheading'  the project  or pushing  my  own  POV. There has been a firm  consensus for a very  long  time that  some serious changes need to  be made to  RfA to  make it  a more pleasant  experience and hence attract  more candidates of the right  calibre who  have informed us quite clearly  why  they  are not  running  for office. A start  had to  be made somewhere, and that  start  was made with  material that  was assembled in  the very best  of good faith  in  my  user space. As soon  as it  was relevant and had some support, I  moved that  material to  project  space for the broader community  to  do  with  it  whatever they  wish, in  the hope of course that  they  too  are keen on seeing  some reforms finally  presented in  a way  that  might  get consensus. Threads that  do  not  advance a project  are one of the reasons why  many  Wikipedia initiatives have failed. If you  are interested in  RfA  reform, I do hope  you will  continue to  provide stimulus.