In Wikipedia's early days, it was common for users to spend large amounts of time reverting edits made by other users. They were allowed to revert pages as much as they liked and for any reason they like. In 2002, Wikipedia owner Jimbo polled users to determine why they edited the last page they edited. The results were thus: 92% - Nobody else is allowed to edit MY page 7% - Informing everyone that someone the editor knows is homosexual 1% - Inserting punctuation