*My reasons for reverting my own changes to the last version by  were purely technical and had nothing to do with my feelings about any user or their edits. I simply realised my latest change of removing Wikipedia:Requests for adminship/NickCatal had been wrong, because  did not withdraw his own RfA after all, so I used the fastest and easiest way I could think of to put his RfA back in. I do not see any problem in reverting my own edits using the rollback button, but if other people see it as inappropriate use, I might have to stop doing so. Is there any semantic meaning attached to using the rollback button, something like "it implies the previous edit was vandalism"? —  |