My wikipedia editing experience was similar, crazy to think that it was almost 20 years ago. Me and some friends contributed our honest-best to some articles re

My wikipedia editing experience was similar, crazy to think that it was almost 20 years ago. Me and some friends contributed our honest-best to some articles relating to language dialects we spoke, and minerals we liked - the stuff we could nerd out about a tiny bit more than whatever was on Wikipedia at the time, and so we added our paragraphs. In all cases the changes were reverted, and we actually made an enemy with a wikipedia editor who if I recall was an army vet and science teacher, and personally 'babysat' the articles about minerals, and would allow no changes to his articles. I think it would be cool if there was something that saved all contributions, even deleted ones, and made it easy to explore all of them. I know Wikipedia has a diff history but that's not the right interface to bring all that to the surface. Looking forward to the next collaborative scrapbook to start up so I can participate in good faith and have some good fun :D