Your absolute disregard of bed-rock rules of Wikipedia and copyright law and of ordinary rules of discourse and courtesy are not merely saddening but actively worrying. Reverting an edit has nothing to do with and says nothing what-so-ever about faithgood or badespecially corrections of mistakes regarding objective and clear-cut criteria. Your leaning upon claims of 'good faith' as a defence against being reverted for doing something that is wrong is not only utterly irrelevant but intellectually dishonest. If you view having your obvious mistakes reverted as some sort of attack upon yourself, perhaps you should either cease making those mistakes to avoid being disappointed or learn to deal with correction: meaningless claims regarding 'good faith' offers not the slightest immunity from scrutiny nor correction.