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| − | Hey, Brian. I really appreciate you looking out for the site like that. For future reference, the easiest way to roll changes back is to go to the recent changes page, look at the first change the user made to a page, and click "last". This will take you to a screen that compares the user's first change with the one before it (the one we most likely want to keep). Click edit on the page you want, then save the page. This will remove all changes that took place after that point. I am making you a sysop right now, which will give you the privilege to block users. We cannot block on-campus IPs forever because the school only has a handful of them which we all share. However, in a situation like that, it is totally cool to block the IP for like a half hour or something. Hopefully the user will get bored of trying to get in and go away. As a sysop, you can also protect certain pages and edit pages that have been protected by others. You can also delete pages and images. So, yeah. Thanks again, buddy. I'll tell you about my theories on the senate "cheating" later.[[User:Tfooq|Tfooq]] 22:37, 18 May 2007 (CDT)
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