After exhausting all the IPs, you thus create a system in which only registered users may edit. That's... nothing bad, in my view. And if you start banning people for edit summaries, you'll lose all your edit slaves.

*pat pat*

It's OK Triumph. I know inside, you're just all hammer and no ban. ^_~

:cheeky:

Edit zombies work.

For instance, exposing Hessah/Ralath to, say, Hyper, and letting Hyper drive them insane with crazy Vietnam stories or something. We'll throw Righty into the mix too and see if any good results ensue.

Gimme one good reason. :cutielove:

We're trying to kill them? o:

I see you've conceded that realistically there is no way to enforce edit summaries.

There is, but the only tools I have to do so will turn them into edit zombies rather than edit slaves.

Confining individuals in the same room with certain zealous individuals of obscure interest will usually result in the destruction of sanity, rather than the destruction of the will to not edit.

I sound very, very, creepy.

...the underlying assumption of which is that these individuals give a toss about the obscure interest of a certain zealous individual...

...flawed...:zzz:

Obscure interest indicating random, little-known topics.

Take Hyper, for example.

If you can get him to ramble for two hours about random stories he's heard, it is good enough to create edit zombies.

Ah, I see now that your solution to solving the problem of imposing edit summaries on others is to impose Hyper on others. Don't force yourself ~ :goaway:

erm... have we... side track a bit....

is it more important to do the edit summaries... or for us to help contribute to wiki :lost: