Do RfA's really need to last for two weeks? They seem to get more attention than anything else on the wiki, and get a bucketload of responses in just a day. Is the second week really necessary? (besides, wasn't it one week before? or am I remembering incorrectly...) -Cligra Join the redlink war!

• Oh gee, this just happened to come up right after my request. You just want EVERYTHING INVOLVING ME, GONE! Besides, I usually see them get popular once every 10 days.

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Your flattering yourself mate - Zero

Per Zero... *sigh* - 18:33, June 3, 2012 (UTC)

Does it matter when it came up? Calm down! -LazerzSoH Awesomeness Join the redlink war!

• Yeah, I agree with everything here Clig. I think about one week should be long enough at the most if there aren't any dramas/major concerns that pop up during the voting period. - 18:33, June 3, 2012 (UTC)
• Though I do think that one week is long enough, I think that keeping it at two is fine. Patience is a wonderful virtue, and one and admin definitely should have. --Berrybrick ^(Talk) 18:34, June 3, 2012 (UTC)
• Per Berrybrick. Patience is a key quality needed in admins. SKP4472 Talk 13,097 Edits! Devoted Editor of Brickipedia 20:46, June 3, 2012 (UTC)
  • Per SKP who said "Per Berrybrick".

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• Sorry, 1 week. -LazerzSoH Awesomeness Join the redlink war!
• (hard saying anything here, because of Rfa) I'd like it to be 1 week, because it is shorter, and these days we get consensus very easily, but patience is a great virtue, but a week less win't hurt anyone. --ɥɔǝzɔ We hope you enjoyed your stay at Brickipedia 22:33, June 3, 2012 (UTC)
• Per Berrybrick Charge talk Devoted editor of Brickipedia. 00:10, June 4, 2012 (UTC)
• I definitely think we need at least one week to ensure that everyone who wants to say anything has more than likely seen it, and I don't see how 2 weeks hurts, it gives enough time to resolve discussions, etc. NightblazeSaber_(talk)  00:33, June 4, 2012 (UTC)