Wowpedia talk:Vandalism policy/Definition2

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Vote on adding "fake spam cleaners" to definition

Proposal

• Add the following to the vandalism definition:

  Pretending to remove other vandalism content in order to prevent cleaning. This includes minor edits or minor removals while leaving a bulk of unwanted content ("spam"), but making a comment as if you removed the unwanted content.

Votes

Yes:

1. Yes Cigawoot 15:13, 17 March 2006 (EST) - (I agree, it's annoying when I've gotta check the "fixes" to make sure they're really fixed.)
2. Yes Fandyllic 12 AM PST 27 Mar 2006 - (Admins have already defacto made this part of the definition, but might as well make it official.)
3. Yes TheMaster42 23:54, 5 May 2006 (EDT) - ()
4. Yes User:TopDread 02:48, 14 May 2006 (EDT) - (no comment)
5. Yes Zsinj 17:09, 15 May 2006 (EDT) - (I'm suprised this isn't already part of a "including but not limited to" clause)
6. Yes Tidywave 13:25, 16 May 2006 (EDT) - (Attempting to circumvent one of the best tool admins have for abuse control is pretty low.)
7. Yes Manaman 16:40, 19 May 2006 (EDT) - ()

NOTE: This vote has met the vote minimum (5 votes) and the vote ratio (at least 3:1 in favor) adn now needs to wait the vote closed time of 3 days before the proposal gets integrated into the vandalism definition. --Fandyllic 10:39 AM PDT 16 May 2006

Comments

1. Thanks to CJ for noticing this insidious new kind of spam bot, he calls "sneaky bots". --Fandyllic 1:09 PM PST 17 Mar 2006
2. Add this to vandalism definition. --Fandyllic 1:33 PM PDT 6 Jun 2006

Vote on initial definition

This vote moved to WoWWiki talk:Policy/Vandalism/Definition1.