== Cricket == 
 "I think you are seeing this in purely admin terms and forgetting the readers. If there is one act of stupidity every eight hours, such as redirecting to some children's game, then the chances are that a sizeable number of readers will try to look up cricket in that time and be put off the site. The main criticism of Wikipedia in the real world is that it cannot guarantee the credibility of its articles because it is open to vandalism. 
     A second criticism I often hear is that the so-called administrators are only interested in applying the rules to suit themselves and are not particularly bothered about the poor reader who is trying to research a subject and cannot do so because the article has been wrecked. The fact that you come along five minutes after he has left in disgust doesn't help the situation at all. The point is that he has left in disgust. 
     When dealing with cretins three times a day, prevention is necessary. Reverting does not repair the damage in terms of the lost reader." Orrelly Man 

 That's the most sense I've heard on here for a long time. )