:::The thing is, looking at the edit history (and this has been on my watchlist for quite some time), it isn't receiving that much vandalism compared to most articles I've met that get sprotect, and even compared to some that don't. But if you think it will cool things down, go ahead. In my experience sprotect is supposed to be used when vandalism/reverting is preventing people from making constructive edits (because of too many edit conflicts), but I don't see that here. And the tprotect only seemed to be a change to the template, because when I tried to edit I still could. Hence, why I'm confused.