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You've created a number of rules (i.e. no editing per section, must edit the whole page; : No, I have not created such a rule, I've asked Drumroots to edit whole pages if he's going to make a lot of changes!no changing autobahn to motorway or rasthof/raststätte to service station; : Again, not a rule. '''Every''' hitchhiker knows what an Autobahn is, there is absolutely no need to change that into motorway, and once a hitchhiker has spend just a few hours in Germany, he or she will know what a Raststätte is. The UK has motorway services, Germany Raststättes, Italy Area Servizio's, there is no flipping need to Anglicise everything!no writing the name “McDonald's”“McD”; :Why should we provide free advertising for a despicable US corporation that cares about only one thing, its bottom line!and no changing a page more than three or four times in a row), :Again not a rule and if everyone would actually use the preview button, at least half of the edit-after-edit-after-edit cases would disappear.and I don't see where you get the right to do so. As far as I can tell, you have unilaterally decided these rules, they have no consensus behind them, and they can only be found on the talk pages of users who happen to violate them. :Again there are no rules, only requests, and if people ignore them, then an admin can take steps. You are also an admin, if you want to unblock Drumroots, feel free to do so.This is not okay. It is authoritarian and lacks any transparency or accountability. :You prefer anarchy? We had that on FanDeZhi a few years back, and that resulted in the system becoming unusable for genuine users, like the guy who translated PCRE to COBOL, the guy who's trying to update the InfoZIP for z/OS programs.

:I sent him an email, it bounced. Regarding RecentChanges, I agree that it's important to keep an eye on them to deal with spam. However, eliminating every red exclamation point is by no means necessary; it merely communicates to other admins that someone has already checked it. This is especially relevant when dealing with users who have a history of productive edits, where spam and vandalism are not a concern. If you feel the need to patrol recent changes for quality control reasons, please accept that that is your decision, and there is no reason why other editors should have to change their behavior to make things easier for you. :Whoever said that other admins have to do this too?Why should other users change the way they do things to accommodate you when you can change the way you do things to accommodate others?