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Is there a reason that reverting revisions isn't possible by non-admins? A wiki page in one of my groups has recently been heavily edited with an unnecessary bias and I'd like to easily revert it to the previous version.
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Comment #1
christefano CreditAttribution: christefano commentedThere is link spam in this wiki page:
https://groups.drupal.org/node/73063/revisions/view/883068/888288
I wasn't 100% sure if it was spam or not and contacted the person who made the edits. I haven't heard back.
It's been a few days and I'd like to revert the page instead of adding a new revision. How can I do that?
Comment #2
sreynen CreditAttribution: sreynen commentedI reverted that wiki page. Spam generally gets addressed more quickly in separate issues.
For the original issue here, access to revert is complicated by our current cross-group posting functionality. Because any wiki page can be posted to multiple groups, no one groups really owns a page. So we'd have to give revert access to all group organizers, which is potentially anyone. And that seems very likely to result in revert wars over disagreements. That's a solvable problem, and maybe something that will get solved after the D7 upgrade, but it hasn't been a high priority in D6, partially because opening issues works okay.