Thank you You have done exactly what I hoped and expect the community to do All Wikipedia initiatives generally begin with one user s ideas and I do not want to be seen as spearheading the project or pushing my own POV There has been a firm consensus for a very long time that some serious changes need to be made to RfA to make it a more pleasant experience and hence attract more candidates of the right calibre who have informed us quite clearly why they are not running for office A start had to be made somewhere and that start was made with material that was assembled in the very best of good faith in my user space As soon as it was relevant and had some support I moved that material to project space for the broader community to do with it whatever they wish in the hope of course that they too are keen on seeing some reforms finally presented in a way that might get consensus Threads that do not advance a project are one of the reasons why many Wikipedia initiatives have failed If you are interested in RfA reform I do hope you will continue to provide stimulus