Rick wrote:
You're awfully naive, Jimbo.
Yes, I am.
Even so, I'd like to again repeat what I've been saying. The proposed ruling does nothing to change policy, because the fact it identifies (that if there is no proper reason given for a block, the block may be reversed) has been true basically forever.
If anything, the rule is suggesting that if a proper reason *is* given for a block, then the person reverting better have a good reason for it. (The rule doesn't actually say that, but casual speaking often implies things about converses that aren't literally said.)
--Jimbo