:::::::::We can certainly agree that an editor adding one infobox to one article is generally not problematic. However, the conduct of an editor who starts adding infoboxes to (say) fifty articles he's never touched before and then never returns to those pages except after "his" infoboxes have been removed to revert them back into the articles may be problematic (for those who love acronyms, this behaviour may be described as WP:TEND). I don't know if anyone has ever behaved like this, it's a purely abstract example. The same goes for an editor who endlessly argues on the talk pages of multiple articles that an infobox should be added without accepting the consensus of the other users who are editing the page (again, for those who love acronyms, this may be described as WP:IDHT). Of course, this is as much valid for those who do want infoboxes as for those who don't. As I said, we need to examine patterns of edits, instead of just picking single ones taken out of context.   ''''''