reverting for no good reason so after i took quite some time to improve an article that was in a poor state you undid all my work with a click of a button leaving only the summary rv although currently unsourced the content is technically correct clearly you have no idea what constitutes encyclopaedic quality clearly you just thought it would be fun to piss someone off did you find it immensely fun did you laugh a lot to yourself at the thought of the time of mine that you'd wasted did you chuckle for ages at the idiocy you forced into the article let's just look at the first few changes i made that you delighted yourself by undoing self arrest refers to various maneuvers employed in mountaineering it doesn't refer to that it is that you want to say paris refers to the capital city of france or nile refers to a river that flows into the mediterranean sliding down a snow or ice covered slope arrests stops the slide you think readers are too stupid to understand what arrests means in this context himself or herself you think the single word themselves is some how better expressed in three words and or ice axe you never bothered to read wp slash these potentially life saving techniques must be practiced frequently in order to maintain proficiency this website is called wikipedia not wikimanual but you never bothered to read wp not did you that's five i made many more i left the article looking considerably better and more encyclopaedic but then you came along and fucked it all back up again do you feel proud no one cares how long you spent on writing you wp or neither does it belong on wikipedia your behaviour on this editor's talk page breaches wp npa wp civil and your edit summaries and general behavioural pattern are pure wp battleground if you persist in such behaviour you will end up being blocked from editing i am about to add a standard 'welcome' for ips who think they know how wikipedia works to your talk page and trust that you will read our policies and guidelines carefully before you continue editing exactly what or are you referring to