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what topics did you make contributions to? From what I understand, it's mostly political and/or controversial topics that have this issue.
by peab 1y ago
what topics did you make contributions to? From what I understand, it's mostly political and/or controversial topics that have this issue.
- Analemma_ 1y agoI also have problems with Wikipedia's favoritism of insiders who have learned how to navigate its bureaucracy, but the fact that most edits of political and/or controversial topics are immediately reverted is not in itself evidence of a problem. A priori, I would expect that the majority of edits to political and controversial topics are bad and should be reverted.
- WastedCucumber 1y agoI don't have an extensive wikipedia career, but I've found that even my few edits to political topics have been accepted. What did get reverted was a trivial [citation needed] fix, for a musician's page, for a sentence stating they were involved in scoring a film. I found a relevant citation and this was promptly reverted, for reasons that were explained but, at least for me, utterly incomprehensible
- spelk 1y agoYou're not really considered a veteran editor until you've won at least 10 Request for Comments outquoting your detractors with at least 100 obscure Wikipedia guidelines and policies.
- nobodywillobsrv 1y agoI've had tax stuff reverted even. eventually was allowed I think. Wikipedia has problems.
- bee_rider 1y agoI guess you picked “tax stuff” because the tax related thing you edited was a sort of dry tax related topic, but I’m sure we could find lots of controversial topics under the “tax stuff” umbrella.