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 You are biting.   

 I've edited microscopy articles as an IP for a month now.  My edits have been appreciated because they are technically accurate and improve these articles.  I'm interested in Ice Age mammals, another problem on Wikipedia.  I didn't add the word pussy, any more than you did.  I ""undid"" another edit.  This can be seen when you compare mine with the version prior to the BREE ROCKS IP edits: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Smilodon&diff;=179092614&oldid;=178764940.   

 You are now protecting your ego, just like the bot owner.   

 Did you look at my contributions?  I have to assume they are valueless, because my time is being wasted with this shit.  But no one undid my contributions, they simply asked me to do more.  Fuck that. 

 I could have rewritten the entire vacuum pump article this weekend.  I checked out and downloaded technical literature from the school library to do that.  The Wikipedia article about removing gas molecules from a system with a rotary pump gives water well pumps as an example and explanation.  Do you know what happens if you try to suck water with a vacuum pump designed to suck air?  Neither do Wikipedia readers know because they've been misinformed with a bad example.   

 Instead of editing an article I would like to rewrite I'm spending my off time getting pissed off at being treated like shit by some self-proclaimed administrators and a bot's owner.  If this is ""anybody can edit"" it's bullshit.  If anybody can edit, anybody should be able to remove vandalism from an article before editing it without getting attacked by a bot, its lazy owner, and an administrator for doing so.   
 An apology would have ended this right away.  Wikipedia should adopt ""be polite"" instead of ""don't bite.""  Or ""don't let your ego get in the way of common sense.""  Or ""look at what people did before you gang up on them.""  My contributions were good.  Now my account is trashed with this shit.  So fuck Wikipedia and its inaccurate and misinforming microscopy articles."