A concept I had not come across before is Eguor admins.
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Eguor is rouge spelled backwards. Where rouge administrators hail Wikipedia:Ignore all rules, eguor administrators think rougeness goes both ways. Eguorness means leadership by example and self-regulation. It means reducing frustrations for reasonable editors. Ideally, eguorness also means winning over potential troublemakers so that they become productive Wikipedians.

Another goal of an eguor admin is to serve as Wikipedia's loyal opposition should any cabal inadvertently form. Eguorness does not equal disruption or the feeding of trolls, yet it does mean willingness to challenge consensus with polite and topical discussion. Sometimes it means being a gadfly.

Eguor administrators promise to offer a fair hearing to editors who present a well-documented case that they've been mishandled in some way. Burden of evidence rests squarely on the shoulders of the person who makes the assertion. If you think your situation didn't get proper attention and you connect all the dots with solid evidence, but don't want to get accused of forum shopping, contact an eguor administrator.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Eguor_admins

There's a mixed bag on there. It includes our good friends Alison and Viridae, everybody's friend Phaedriel and also Lar ("I would also say that I think there is a very large difference between being someone with a Wikipedia Review ACCOUNT, as Fred does, and someone who is an admin there. That site is troublesome at best, due to the large number of bad plots hatched there, and the admins are a large part of the reason why it is the way it is, in my view." http://en.wikiquote.org/w/index.php?title=...t&oldid=501471) and Seraphimblade. So, something for everyone.