WordBomb's Razor: As the questions become harder to answer, the probability that the questioners will be reminded "why we're here" rapidly approaches one.

For instance.

Basically, Jimbo has yanked the ace from his sleeve.

This is the Wikipedia equivalent of one spouse ending an argument by saying "if you love me at all, you'll do it my way."

Where does he go from here?

Yup.

Him? — I dunno.

Us? — Time to dig up that Wiki-Prenup.

Jonny

I can't help but notice how Jimbo is not in fact outraged, and he does know.

Well, it beats the first approach. OTOH,

Timp's rule of AGF (with some debt to the Gipper):

The only time you can reasonably remind someone to assume your good faith is if you just independently disproved their suspicion.

Rule and example are unclear.

I'm not sure this would make a great name but:

Giano's Corollary: If anyone makes a legitimate grievance for a long period of time, he will undoubtedly be accused of trolling and possibly being banned regardless of the validity or good faith of the complainer.

But that's been going on well before Giano came on board...

JzG embodies WordBomb's Razor best of all, I think.

He leads school groups on guided tours of the YellowFoam Geyser Basin.

And the kids all call him Old Relibel.

Jonny