¡¡¡Web Applications deserves the best, elect Evan Carroll!!!

Hello comrades! I am:

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some of you are wondering why you should elect me? First I know the Stack Exchanges. I've been using Stack Exchange pretty much since it first came out. My record shows a long history of productive contributions, and a desire to stand up for the users. Even Jeff Atwood has given me honorable mention, and recently he has hired a full time staff member to send me T-shirts.

I don't just support Web Applications. I create them. I've been building web apps in PYTHON, javascript, RUBY, perl, PHP and even bad languages like C# (what StackExchange is written on). My understanding of these technologies will maybe help answer some questions others users could not answer.

I believe in transparency. This is a huge benefit to the webapps community because no one running StackExchange embraces this value. Vote for the candidate with principles, and let's face it -- most of the other members of SE are perfectly content with this being nothing more than a perverse Jeffocracy.

You deserve the best. ie ME

I am not an user with 10k reputation. I am quite to new to SE Web Applications, but I believe quality is much more important than quantity and that's what I've been doing on SE.

I spent more than 50% time in marking and reporting irrelevant answers and spams posts, that's what I like to do when there are no new questions on Web Applications. If the election is done on the basis of how much you know about Web Applications then I might tell you currently I don't have knowledge like a pro, I just try to help people with what I know and also try to keep the site clean with valuable information.

Professional and by passion I am a web developer and I use web applications very often and that's the reason I am here. I would be glad if I get a chance to contribute in moderating such a helpful web site, it would be a honor for me.

Thanks and if you like to see me as a moderator please vote me.

I'd like to throw my hat into the ring to be a moderator on the site.

I have extensive moderator experience on the 2.0 sites. I am currently a moderator on Chemistry.SE (1.5 years), and I was a moderator on the Healthcare IT and Libraries sites during their existence. While I recognize that Web Applications has a higher traffic flow than the beta sites, I am up for the challenge of moderating a more mature site.

I actively review and edit on multiple sites, and I am no stranger to these duties on WebApps. I have cast over 800 flags (6000+ network-wide) and have edited over 100 posts (5000+ network-wide) on the site. I care about keeping the community spam-free and on-topic, and I would continue in this mission if elected.

In summary, I have both the experience and the resolve to help the site continue to operate cleanly and efficiently, and I would like to pick up a bigger broom and serve this community as a moderator.

Hi guys, I am a seasoned member of StackExchange. Though I have been underground for sometime, now I have some spare time and I think I can dedicate it in moderating this site. My day job is a web developer where I get chance to work with a myriad of technologies.

I hope my experience will help me add value to this site

I think that I would make a decent moderator of Web Applications for a couple of reasons. I have been an active contributor of Web Applications and have 2400 reputation. I am currently a Web Developer for a University and heavily believe in using web applications to complete tasks. I want everyone to understand and use web applications with ease.

I make a living from working on and creating web applications, and I really believe in them as a whole. I do whatever I can both in real life and online to help people with problems they have online. Whether it be fixing their Facebook privacy or uploading a YouTube video, I enjoy helping as many people as I can.

I highly build my moral standards on the opinions of others. I like to make decisions when the place is right, however I also appreciate feedback from the users when making decisions, as the users are what run the site, and make it grow and work.

Ultimately I just want to help out as much as possible, and dipping my foot into the moderation pool lets me be able to chip in a little more than normal.