Honestly, if one minor bad experience prevented you from ever contributing to wikipedia again, you're not the type of user that would become a long term editor.

Honestly, if one minor bad experience prevented you from ever contributing to wikipedia again, you're not the type of user that would become a long term editor. Wikipedia is rife with conflict due to being an open, easily anonymous platform frequently targeted by astroturfers and troll. It sucks that your first contribution was reverted, but to write off the entire community as a result... It's not like wikipedia is a corporation with a strict PR front for external communication, the editing process consists of flawed individuals just like any community.