On 12/4/07, jayjg <jayjg99(a)gmail.com> wrote:
With almost 3 million Wikipedia articles, I suspect
thousands are
vandalized each day. Many vandals are reverted by bots, many others by
editors. One banned editor is not going to make a significant impact
on this, and the fact that some vandalism is not immediately reverted
is not a good reason for letting banned editors edit.
Heh, yeah. There must be a relevant movie scene here, where a
handcuffed criminal says to the police officer, "you know, I'd love to
wash your car, but you'll have to take these off me" or something.
People like "private musings" are far more interested in discussing
their bans or philosophising about banning in general than they are in
actually doing work.
PM>it was a bit weird to be unsure of what I should do for the couple
of hours I was aware of it, and it was publicly visible.
Picture a police officer who has been fired for poor behaviour. The
next day he spots a crime on the street. What does he do? Nothing.
It's not your problem anymore, PM.
Steve