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Don't be lazy. The actually data, as given in the study, is that the first 1 edit has a 2% higher rate of reverting than males, with each further edit a decrea
by belorn 5y ago
Don't be lazy.
The actually data, as given in the study, is that the first 1 edit has a 2% higher rate of reverting than males, with each further edit a decreased revert rate to the point where female users are less likely to be reverted than male users once they hit their 16th edit.
The statement that "Apparently editors identifying as a woman get rolled back far more often then men" and the actually research result is quite far from each other.