Wikimodels:Vandalism

Vandalism is a popular type of editing on MediaWiki websites. It is frequent on the English Wikipedia, mostly by unregistered users, of which the vast majority have been blocked, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:RecentChanges?damaging=verylikelybad&goodfaith=verylikelybad&hidebots=1&hidenewpages=1&hidecategorization=1&hideWikibase=1&hidelog=1&limit=50&days=7&urlversion=2.

You could even be a vandal. Consider taking the time to read below.

Consequences of being a vandal
Wikimodels should not allow vandalism to prevent damage. If illegal vandalism is triggered, an administrator may delete the vandalized page and restore legit revisions ("removing" a revision) for legal reasons.

The Wikibot can also be used to vandalize Wikimodels. Using the Wikibot while not (auto)confirmed is discouraged and not recommended.

When a user vandalizes Wikimodels, they get a notice. If they keep up, they get a warning. If they continue the vandalism, they will get blocked. (Sometimes they may have a temporary block.)

A few users can also get their only warning, then get blocked. This can be in the case of strong distruption, too strong for a notice or any other warning.

There are good-faith editing IPs!
Most IPs are vandals, but not all. Wikipedia has good faith IPs (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:RecentChanges?damaging=likelygood&goodfaith=likelygood&userExpLevel=unregistered&hidebots=1&hidenewpages=1&hidecategorization=1&hideWikibase=1&hidelog=1&limit=50&days=7&urlversion=2). See Not every IP is a vandal for more info.

Rollback
Rollback permissions (sometimes referred to as "rollbacking") allow a registered user to mass revert vandalism quickly without having to go one-by-one. Users without rollback permissions can use Twinkle rollback if they have (auto)confirmed permissions.