Criteria

At least two requesters must have tried to resolve it with me
I must have committed no less than 3 administrative actions which are detrimental to enwiki, or a serious breach of policy.
There must be a total of 8 or more registered users in good standing with the community (no blocks, no COI regarding the recall request, +500 edits, 3 months service or more). Adminstrators count as 2 users, ArbCom arbiters (past or present) count as 3, and Jimbo counts as 4 editors. This means a minimum of 3 people must request my stand-down.
The requestors must provide a detailed rationale, whether this be per-editor, or a common rationale, as to why I should stand down as an administrator.
Only one recall request can be made for each bunch of issues. Once an issue has been involved in a recall request, then it can't be used again. If however more issues or incidents arise, the community is welcome to initiate another recall request.
No user may support or initiate a recall request more than once within any 30 day period, and no more than 3 times within a 365 day period.
I reserve the right to change this at any time, but if any recall request is made, then a 7-day old revision of this page will stand, not the most up-to-date revision.

T's and C's

Be civil, as I reserve the right to discount or remove uncivil comments, especially if they are attacking me.
No sockpuppetry or canvassing. Socks will be discounted, and canvassing invalidates the recall request.
Recall should be a next-to-last resort, the last being ArbCom. If other methods fail, then you can feel free to request my stand-down
AOR is voluntry. If this is abused, I will remove myself from CAT:AOR and remove my recallability. I also reserve the right to stand down from CAT:AOR at any time, but the 7-day grace period will be stuck to.

Stwalkerster [ talk ] 18:41, 18 April 2008 (UTC)