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3RR on OSX 10.5
editThere is a Wikipedia policy, WP:3RR, that states that nobody can revert content to a page within the same 24 hour period. There's an official notice I'm supposed to paste here, but I can't find it; you can read the policy to learn more.
You seem likely to revert the Tom's Hardware content out of the Leopard article again; this will be your fourth revert. If you read the rest of Talk:Mac_OS_X_v10.5, you'll see that this page is policed carefully, and that most of the criticisms on this page have survived harsh scrutiny. You've made your point on the talk page; I recommend that you trust that someone else will revert the Tom's Hardware critique if you're right.
If you make a fourth revert to the page, I'll let you know here where to find the link to the 3RR notice board, where I'll be asking for you to be blocked from editing the page.