Sammy (is just a fox 🦊)Have you ever edited #Wikipedia? 
(Boost for some reach? 🥺)
Yes I have
No I haven't
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Theriac@theresnotime
editing wiki is down to who has the most time to hover over the page, and that has come to mean whatever intern has been paid to sit there and revert changes.
editing wiki is down to who has the most time to hover over the page, and that has come to mean whatever intern has been paid to sit there and revert changes.
@Theriac *urgh*, that certainly shouldn't be the case (but its a recurring theme in these replies) 😔
@theresnotime
I understand your pain. It shouldn't be like that.
I understand your pain. It shouldn't be like that.
matt@Theriac @theresnotime that same pattern can occur with moderators anywhere. I cut back drastically on activity in one community important to me (I helped get it off the ground in first place) because of a mod who would outspend me in time and corrections.
The thing is, they were truly a valuable and committed member, dealing with a lot of shit in addition to all the unnecessary and/or conflictive mini edit wars with me. A sad part is, I'm not the only one who left rather than fight about it.