1. Being this is game Politics, what game related changes were made, by who, and what was the content of those changes. I remember in the past Leeland "I'm a lying dirtbag" lee had been caught editing stuff. Can anyone point me to that article?

2. Anyone thought to look at Jacks Wikipedia page and try and track it to see if he Tries to edit it?

Just a thought.

The quote from Sass strikes me a bit unrealistic. Sure, policy is to not use official equipment for anything other than work. Short of a draconian lockdown of the computers and/or the network, that's not likely to happen in the real world. Everyone uses the net for non-work-related purposes at the office, at least occasionally. It might be as little as checking the weather during a coffee break, or it might be editing a Wikipedia entry you're interested in on your lunch break, or it might be posting to a gaming news site when you should be working (ahem).

Whether or not there is a problem here depends on the nature of the edits, and on whether or not the workers in question got their work done anyway. If they're doing their jobs and also making legitimate article updates during their breaks, I don't see it as a big deal.

It doesn't look like the content of the edits themselves is the focus of the report.  It doesn't sound like there was anything we need to get up in arms about.  The report is about bored Gov't workers spending time on the internet.  They note that there were 475 edits in the past three years from the office in question, and it was for everything from Battlestar Galactica to Hitchcock, Wrestlemania, Call of Duty, and even gay porn.

It's sweeps week right now.  That time of year when the local news stations make a big deal out of nothing to try and grab some ratings.  For example, here in Orlando we've had all sorts of crap including "How to get into Heaven", and just last night "What to do when you're flamed on the internet."  I really wish I was making those up too. 

GP the bold, italicisz(or however the fuck you spell it) and underline buttons don't umm, unbutton

this needs fixing, oh and the one edit "feature"

Hmm, having played around, it seems the best way to do it is to type first then highlight and B U I etc afterwards. Pressing the buttons without having text highlighted seems to be the screwy bit.

Edit: Now it strikes me that perhaps this is something best mentioned in the "new look" topic.

Edit the Second: Well it seems you can edit a current comment, but not one you have posted and navigated away from, I will now experiment (stand back).

Edit the Third (Known as Dave to his mates): Well that didn't work, maybe you can only edit your most recent post. Stand back; more experimenting.

-ConstantNeophyte: always the newb, ALWAYS.