It looks like ...

janitors decide, I get it :)

But if you don't want users blanking the titles and node contents, or title going from many words to less words (or no words) ...

... remove the illusion of control over own nodes, esp for the noobs

If you don't allow nodes to be blanked, node wouldn't be considered for restore :)

Should be very easy to implement, compare size before/after, .... maybe Text::Diff to quantify drastic change

Hey, you tried to delete the node title and node contents, that form of vandalism isn't allowed, update rejected, you can't unmail a letter

Hey, you changed your node drastically, that form of vandalism isn't allowed, update rejected, you can't unmail a letter

Hi

In reply to Re^4: Sorry I wanted to delete it (illusion of control) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Spreadsheet::WriteExcel how to maintain row number by terrykhatri

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