Since there still seem to be people on this list who believe that inappropriate reversions are a sufficiently rare event to be unworthy of notice, I draw your attention here: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Administrative_Appeals_Tribunal&a… Now, admittedly this is not as egregious a case as the one I cited earlier as an example. However, it appears to me that the admin involved reverted simply on the basis that (a) it was a deletion of a large block of text (b) performed by an IP (c) without an edit summary. Even a quick skim should reveal that the deleted text is an irredeemable editorial rant written by someone with an axe to grind. Greg Maxwell has made the point earlier that if, as a community, we want to revert any large block deletions by IPs without edit summaries, we would be better served to modify one of the many existing bots to do so rather than encourage people to do it. And I believe that Greg and I are in agreement that such blind reversions are a bad thing, regardless of whether they are performed by people or bots. People should be expected to read, particularly so in an era when we have so many anti-vandalism bots operating. And yes, we now have an OTRS ticket on this. The Uninvited Co., Inc. (a Delaware Corporation)