*Okay. This is a bit of nonsense. Not that I support Wikipediocracy, but I am almost sure that even if 28bytes would have said that he edited Wikipediocracy, and that he authored these blog posts, he would have been elected anyways. He has been an extremely trusted user of this website, and the mere fact that he authored these blog posts (that were actual constructive criticism, instead of outing, or similar) is not srtong enough for a resignation. So, I ask 28bytes to not resign as an arbitrator. As Kumioko said, "notification of contributions in Wikipediocracy [is not] a requirement for ArbCom," and I don't feel betrayed by the fact that he did so. Was it relevant? Maybe. Was it relevant enough to be added to his candidacy statement? Hell, no. I'd feel betrayed if a couple of editor advocate for a position that he earned with 475 votes and 80.78% of support. — 21 Call me Hahc21