Lepetiterobot

Wikipedia turned out to be much more convaluted and complicated than I, the lowly secretary, anticipated. I was so impressed by its efficiency, that I never thought to consider what measures are taken to provide such effectiveness. I know now that it is more than I am willing to participate in. It's the one hazard of being so utterly (and hopelessly) diplomatic -- having to go through so many proper "channels" and processes just to accomplish one simple thing. It's a shame, really. I thought so highly of Wikipedia and its innerworkings, and now I'm just fed up with the whole mess. I will probably continue to browse pages constantly, and maintain that Wikipedia is one of the most viable (editable) sources on the Internet, but my days of even attempting to edit a page are over.

I thought it noble to remove blatant vandalism, or personal attacks, to correct typos, or fix grammar or syntax errors. I thought I was helping by trying to follow all (as best I could) of those handy little policies and guidelines. But 'Wikipedia Royalty' (i.e. it's "admins" and major editors) is for individuals designed unlike myself. Not everyone is cut out for the job, I presume. And I'm a piece that didn't fit.

Thanks alot, Wiki.