Not subtle, not sneaky, not creative, just vandalism...

[MysteriousStranger]

This is so stupid and obvious, yet it's stood exactly like this for the past eight days:

Hip Hop (mascot) (T-H-L)

[Rogol Domedonfors]

But this is simply not possible. After all, On Wikipedia, facts matter. Indeed, "years of practice and collaboration have built an effective filter for hoaxes and inaccurate information".

[thekohser]

I wonder what Baycare Health thinks about their IP address being used in that manner (not to mention, their phone number being published in a Wikipedia article).

[Poetlister]

Oh dear, some spoilsport has revdelled the article back to 14 October last year. Did anyone keep a screenshot, or can some kind admin provide one?

[Disgruntled haddock]

Oh dear, some spoilsport has revdelled the article back to 14 October last year. Did anyone keep a screenshot, or can some kind admin provide one?

Archive.org has a copy. The content does seem to meet the RD2 criteria, to my eyes anyway.

[Rogol Domedonfors]

I wonder what Baycare Health thinks about their IP address being used in that manner (not to mention, their phone number being published in a Wikipedia article).

Probably thinking they should lock their wifi down better when bored teenagers come to visit elderly or sick relatives.

[Poetlister]

Oh dear, some spoilsport has revdelled the article back to 14 October last year. Did anyone keep a screenshot, or can some kind admin provide one?

Archive.org has a copy. The content does seem to meet the RD2 criteria, to my eyes anyway.

Not half! That's pretty jaw-dropping. The most worrying thing is that if it hadn't been mentioned on here, it might have remained like that for a lot longer.

[Ming]

Looks as though the Wayback dudes have expunged it too.

[Poetlister]

Looks as though the Wayback dudes have expunged it too.

They have a tendency to do that. It's probably the right thing in this case but sometimes it can be annoying. We need to keep screendumps.