Ah, very good.

As for your latest post on closing AFDs, I would think that administrators would prefer editors who know what they are doing to close AFDs, even non-admins. The purpose of XFD and even DRV is determining "consensus." Who cares who does it as long as they understand "consensus" and policy? In theory, administrators are just editors with extra tools. The only reason non-admins can't close a mixed/delete result XFD is because they can't delete if consensus goes that way. That's really not an excuse anymore what with bots alerting people and watchlists. An admin could do a sweep of AFDs and delete those with delete results. There is a process for contesting deletions, so what's the big deal if a non-admin, admin, or even b'crat who closes an XFD as deleted turns out to be wrong?

If I recall, Derktar added my blog to the WR blog's "blogroll".

NVS must have misread that as "bog roll", as it's now been wiped. (I'll get my coat...)

Oddly enough, NVS's blog link now goes to a website owned by an Indian company that
has something to do with cosmetic surgery. In fact, it closely resembles one of those
mesothelioma-lawyer trolling sites.

Wonder if they stole the domain from NVS......

It looks like he decided he wanted to use nonvocalscream.com instead.