Requests for Comment/Lower requirements for global Interwiki administrator

Global Interwiki administrators are users with the ability to edit the local interwiki table of any (public) wiki. As of writing, in order to be one, you must not only be supported by users here on Meta, you must also meet 3 prerequisites:
 * 1) Have at least 1000 global edits.
 * 2) Been on Miraheze for at least 2 months.
 * 3) Been involved in some way on community matters.

It's no secret that I don't care about edit counts, so I'm already biased against such requirements.

First, 1000 edits is insane: Think about it, I, an editor who has edited almost everyday since joining, am not eligible for this role. As of writing, I have 922 global edits, and I bet if you were to analyze my edits, you would find out that the only reason I'm even close to 1000 is because of how translations work, in that every edit when translating is in reality 2, as every time you edit a translation you edit both the translation and a translation unit in the Translation: namespace (Special:EditCount/OrangeStar).

Second, the necessity of such a requirement is questionable at best: For example, such requirements don't exist for roles like Administrator in Meta (arguably a role that has more potential for misuse that interwiki-admin will ever have), yet you won't see any newbies in that role. The reason for this is that the people that vote in these requests for permissions already oppose requests from those that don't participate in the community, or that they don't know, which are, I suppose, the reasons for requiring such a high edit count in the first place. OrangeStar (talk) 14:55, 13 December 2022 (UTC)

Proposal 1: No edit count requirement
The first and only proposal is to drop any edit count requirement for this role. The other 2 requirements will remain, so if this passes, any editor who has been in Miraheze for at least 2 months and "been involved in some way on community matters" can request global Interwiki administrator. OrangeStar (talk) 14:55, 13 December 2022 (UTC)

Support

 * 1)  as proposer. OrangeStar (talk) 14:55, 13 December 2022 (UTC)