vandalism
Hi Spute. I began trying to police this ?#!@, but gave up because it’s aggravating and time consuming, especially for someone still figuring out Wikipedia. But here’s what I got. I suspect these are all the same person, and there’s possibly more:
User talk:Theradioguy,
User talk:88.108.57.57,
User talk:88.110.161.3,
User talk:88.109.218.223,
User talk:88.108.58.129,
User talk:74.231.219.98,
User talk:88.108.49.184,
User talk:88.108.51.238,
User talk:88.111.14.2,
User talk:88.108.59.49,
User talk:88.108.52.34,
User talk:88.108.51.191,
User talk:88.108.63.44,
User talk:88.108.63.88

The following are most of the pages that are vandalized is the same way, i.e., adding in bizarre/inappropriate gender references. Most are fairly trivial articles, i.e., recent fashion trends, but some are big and sensitive topics, like rape. In the past, comments people made on talk pages were erased, which is a big faux pas on Wiki.
Boyfriend,
Hoodie,
Brassiere,
Violence against women,
Breast cancer,
Sagging (fashion),
Phat pants,
Rape,
Rape culture,
History of rape,
Types of rape,
Low-rise jeans,
Pageboy,
Bridesmaid.

General vandalism information is here. As I understand it, vandals are to get warnings on their talk pages, 3 or so, from this selection of templates. When that’s been done, the next step is to report the user here, and I guess some admin checks the user out to see if they should be blocked. This particular case is a little more complicated because I think it’s a sock puppet, i.e., using more than one identity to create illusion of support or to evade final warnings and the like. In that case, they can be reported here, but I think you’re supposed to monitor the suspect first to make sure it’s recent violations and so on. I’ve been spending way too much time on Wiki lately, so I’m not prepared to try monitoring this stuff myself, at least for now, but hopefully these resources will be useful.