Murubima wrote:Anyone said:
What is it, then, that makes you think he's some sort of critic?
I was thinking about things such as ... his stance against TFA
I hear you, I really do. But I don't think he's a true Wikipedia critic. I think he's just letting off steam re: 2 or 3 stupid policies.
I happen to agree with him on the TFA issue. His point here is that TFAs ought to be locked as they invariably get hit badly by vandals, and it's then up to the article creator to clean up the damage. And that can take quite a long time. Been there, seen it, done it. Twice, in fact. Madness.
Let's me show you something funny.
I wrote an FA / TFA about a cannon in Penang. It's actually quite a major tourist attraction. If you've been there you'll know what I mean.
So I wrote the article, but didn't have a photo. Then I found this pic on some Asian guy's blog:

Not very good, is it? So I cut out the telephone cables, added a new sky, removed the traffic and chopped out the Asian guy. I ended up with this:

When the article was a TFA, some dude came along and deleted my photo.
He observed -- correctly -- that it was a "fake picture".
And for that .... he got blocked:
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Seri_Rambai&diff=prev&oldid=771068307So there you have a good example of how people sometimes get blocked
despite doing the right thing.