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Re:A Wikipedia editor's long-running campaign by barrkel on Saturday May 19, 2018 @07:44PM (#17110359)
Single bad events are usually how we, as democracies, create new blanket rules. The events have to be bad enough to move people to action, and that normally means something out of the ordinary, which by definition is likely to be singular.

The blanket rules should be made with care, for sure, but your premise is wrong.

Re:A Wikipedia editor's long-running campaign by gowld on Saturday May 19, 2018 @09:32PM (#17110666)
The reality fact that it's a common mistake isn't a good reason to keep doing it.
Re:A Wikipedia editor's long-running campaign by LMYahooTFY on Saturday May 19, 2018 @08:11PM (#17110456)
I didn't interpret the premise as it's not possible, I interpreted it as an argument for why blanket rules need considerably more justification.