Trolls..... 

Greetings Bloodofox, just wanted to stop in and say thanks for all the hard work you're doing to make sure the Troll article is as accurate as it can be. I can tell that you have a passion for both wikipedia and Norse mythology.

I was wondering though, is there anyway that we can work together to help bring people up to speed on the issues of Trolls in terms of the RfC responders? Your recent comments make it appear that you're tired of having to answer the same questions again and again, which I can relate to. And I understand that you have better things to do with your time then to spend all day explaining things to everyone, though IMHO, it's just not going to help anything to bite the people who come in to respond to the RfC, or just to help in general. They are coming in under good faith, trying to help, however misguided that help may be. 

IMHO, we could gain more protectors and contributors to the article and any future content issues, by welcoming them and helping to bring them up to speed on the current issues. At the moment, I haven't found any qualifications to answering RfC's, and officially, wikipedia doesn't require anyone to know the rules to edit. So there are probably going to be more people coming in with similar suggestions, who have little or no knowledge of Norse mythology or the origins of Trolls. I know it's tiring, but it's also not going to be the end of the world if we take the time to educate new editors in a tactful manner. In any case, you've been around wikipedia a lot longer than I have, and I'm sure your patience is beyond tried. I'm just trying to help you avoid a wikiquette dispute or anything beyond that. It wouldn't help the Troll article to loose you.