So you're dismissing people who think it could undermine the "anyone can edit" philosophy, but not the ones who are making impossible proposals for trials? Besides, it's a moot point; Brion asked for two-thirds of the community before he switched it on. At the current rate, you need fifty more people to agree. Jimbo, you're bound by devolution of the decision to the community and Brion's two-thirds requirement, and (ethically) by Wikipedia's standards for closing discussions. While the community is in weak support of FR (60% is weak support for most community decisions), it hasn't fit the marker Brion asked for, nor are you an impartial judge in this (having supported the proposal beforehand). Please devolve the consensus interpretation to either the ArbCom or the bureaucrats, and don't ask Brion to switch it on until his requirement has been fulfilled. ''''''