The XML says it's "locked"

Couldn't check janitation or moderation history because they timed out.

If it wasn't caused by a moderator it's either an automatic anti-spam/abuse mechanism or a glitch because of the currently excessive load (or most likely a combination of both)

Anyway, you are long enough around here (20 years!), why don't you check all of this by yourself before using such a "deplorable" title???

And please don't use links that log us out.

UPDATE

Finally could have a look into moderation history aka displaytype=approvalhistory; ...

... some(thing/one) tried to move the node to a non-existent section. This kind of action is certainly a reason for locking.

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Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
see Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re: Perlmonks: How deplorable can it get ? by LanX
in thread Perlmonks: How deplorable can it get ? by syphilis

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