In the German Wikipedia you don't get some rights depending on the number of reverted edits you have. I would like to know how many of my edits were reverted.
I know http://toolserver.org/~guandalug/tools/stimmberechtigung.php?user=USERNAME, where you can check if you may vote.
I know http://toolserver.org/~soxred93/pcount/index.php?name=USERNAME&lang=de&wiki=wikipedia where you can see a very detailed log of your changes. Among others, you can see how many edits were deleted. Are deleted edits the same as reverted? Let's say you create a new article. For this article, you make 20 edits. Afterwards, the article gets deleted. Does your "revert count" go up by 20?
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Of course WikiStats has this (for all languages). :) The top reverted/reverting users are at http://stats.wikimedia.org/EN/EditsRevertsDE.htm#table3 The full rankings should be somewhere in the huge CSV reports archives. https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikistats_csv They're updated rarely though and the format is a bit obscure (needs documentation at Meta-Wiki). Still great for digging!
However, as noted, I don't think this is a requirement for anything.