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yesterday the following edit was made http://math.stackexchange.com/posts/33730/revisions which deletes content from an (very old) answer. Taking liberty to edit and perform such censorship/deletion seems not appropriate as it is not community wiki. He should have rolled back rather than deleted bit the he doesn't like.

And now someone else did it http://math.stackexchange.com/posts/33730/revisions

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agreed. I will roll back. – robjohn♦ Jan 26 at 12:52
Many thanks to robjohn, Did and Zev. – user58512 Jan 26 at 21:26

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Thank you for keeping an eye out for things like this. For what it is worth, in the future, it suffices to flag the post in question for moderator attention; it is not necessary to open up a discussion on Meta.

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The answer was locked, and a notice was added. "Community" unlocked it and removed the notice. Is this the work of a person, or automatic/software? – The Chaz 2.0 Jan 28 at 2:03
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The imposed lock was a timed-lock, which can be set for a fixed period. After the period expires, the community user automatically unlocks the post. – Willie Wong♦ Jan 28 at 8:46

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