Quality Control requires control by independent inspectors

Fragment of a discussion from Talk:May 2011 Update

The idea is that admins do such sort of jobs, and inspectors would be placed above the admins. Now, there are not many admins, and the things would get excessively complicated in order to pamper the users who cannot adapt to the Wikipedia editing climate. You ignore how much work have to do the people who check the recent changes. They do not seek to bully others, but simply keep the articles free from spam, rants, vandalism, fringe theories, racism, insults, libel and so on. Wikipedia articles would degrade considerably in several days if these people would not do their job. Wikipedia has clear policies about what can be added or removed from the articles and has arbitration committees and mediation procedures. These should be enough to any person who is prepared to abide by the rules.

Tgeorgescu20:09, 25 July 2011