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Actually, if you look at the Talk and History pages, it's pretty tame. The edit protection of course helps a lot. If you want to see a page receiving constant

Actually, if you look at the Talk and History pages, it's pretty tame. The edit protection of course helps a lot. If you want to see a page receiving constant drive-by editing and people who flat out ignore warnings because "they know better", look at the page for Electrocution [0], which has a terrible recurring war about whether it just means death, or death and (severe) injury. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:History/Electrocution https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:History/Electrocutio...

mlrtime 3y ago
Wait so "Electrocuted to death is redundant"?
gosub100 3y ago
instead of wiki begging for funds, they should hold yearly supreme-court style argument about controversial topics. For electrocution, let's have 9 "justices", all professors in english, medicine, and electrical engineering/physics. Each side presents their arguments, judges publish their opinions, charge broadcast rights, make it a media event.
- Halong 3y ago
  Pretty sure this would be better decided by trial by combat. To the death.
  - phatskat 3y ago
    Idk, I always thought it was to the death or (severe) injury
BrandoElFollito 3y ago
Or coffee. You will find some die hard nationalists who believe that protecting coffee as "theirs" is a word from god (or their ancestors).