I would also like to point out that the sheer number of things people have so far thrown around (not here but in a few other discussions as well) that would not result in a lot of additional time we just have to really ask ourselves in which cases is it justified.

I only made this suggestion because your co-mod asked me to, twice. I have no desire to butt in on your process. I don't even know how long it takes, but I'm sure it's endless and you've done your best already to make it efficient.

Just please don't tell me that I'm jumping to conclusions based on nothing. I've had labelled stories miscategorized twice. That's not the end of the world, and if you want to tell me that I was just unlucky, I believe you, but it is my experience, and people are going to come to conclusions based on experiences like that. Dismissing people who are trying to point out to you in good faith how you may be, unintentionally, making an impression other than the one you want to make doesn't build confidence in them that you care. I didn't say anything before (I mean, this happened the last time a good six weeks [?] ago, and I didn't make any public complaints about it) because I didn't think it was worth the trouble, and now I'm thinking that was right. But wouldn't you *rather* know if you are inadvertently giving people an impression different from the one you want to?