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[Description] Editing for the sole purpose of gaining an achievement. The intent of this rule is not to say that you shouldn't try for achievements; nothing could be further from the truth! The reason the achievement system exists in the first place is to reward people for their hard work on the wiki, and to give people an incentive to continue to contribute. However, achievements should be earned during the course of making good faith contributions to the wiki; if you are making good faith edits and gain an achievement, congratulations! However, in some cases it is clear that people have edited for the sole purpose of gaining an achievement, and their edits have no intrinsic value. These types of edits will not be tolerated, as they undermine the entire achievement system. The following examples of are included only to give you an idea of what we mean by ' editing for ranking'. It is not meant to be an exhaustive list. Editing the same page every day for the consecutive days achievements (typically adding and removing the same line). Note that good faith edits to the same page every day is perfectly acceptable. Adding nonsensical categories to pages. Often people add categories for the achievement and then immediately remove them thinking that as long as they clean up afterward is is acceptable; it is not. Deleting images from a page and then immediately re-adding them. Creating multiple mainspace pages with categories, images, etc. that they know full well will be deleted (usually after repeated instructions not to do so). Responding to blog entries or message wall comments with gibberish (usually this happens 10 times in a row for the final achievement). A large amount of questionable activity right around when a "Lucky Edit" should be coming up. [Points] Once it has been determined that it is likely that such editing has been taking place (3 points) [Rule] 
Editing for achievements/ranking
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