User talk:5.162.61.207

Vandalism by IP

Please refrain from making unconstructive edits to Wikipedia. Your edits appear to constitute vandalism and have been reverted. If you would like to experiment, please use the sandbox. Repeated vandalism may result in the loss of editing privileges. Thank you.

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Hi,

You did three consecutive reverts within a span of five minutes to revert several hours of work on The Establishment#Pakistan. Five minutes are not sufficient to review such long work with several dozen sources, this shows you reverted without properly reviewing the work.

The way you comment, you seem to be an experienced editor yet chose the sock IP route to revert such large amount of work so as to be not identified. Your IP has no history of any other edits other than just 3 quick unjustified reverts of large amount of work. This kind of sockpuppetery is not permitted and please note its ban and block consequences.

You first reverted large text with several paragrapgs with several dozens citiations with a blatant falsehood of "Majority of information added is unsourced", then your went on to make second revert with vague claim of "Again none of this information is needed here" which is outright vandalism.

Finally you went on to make third and fourth reverts, total 4 reverts on same article within 12 minutes, thus violating the no edit warring rule of no more than 3 reverts within 24 hours on the same article.

Gaming the system is not permitted. Registered users must use their own account for such large changes. Basic principal of wikipedia is collaborative incremental editing, not gaming or edit warring. Any such reverts of large amount of text must be first discussed on talk page in a point by point proposal for change/deletion/enhancement with appropriate justification. Refrain from editing this page, sockpuppettery, and gaming the system. Please play by the rules, and also disclose your own registered account name.

I am going to put back all the changes you have reverted, except any unsourced statement. Thank you. 222.164.212.168 (talk) 18:09, 14 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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