I can find vague references from various sources (e.g. on Talk:Anti-vandalism ideas: Automatic vandalism identification) implying that Wikipedia edits can be flagged as potential vandalism. However, I (a normal, non-admin Wikipedia user) don't see any way to flag a given Wikipedia edit as potential vandalism. Am I missing something?
Wikipedia – Can a Normal User Flag an Edit as Potential Vandalism?
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Best Answer
You don't "flag" edits, per se. If you see an edit that is vandalism, you're expected to "rollback" or, at least, edit out the vandalism bits yourself. That's part of Wikipedia's mantra of Be Bold!
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Content
From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Contact_us_-_Readers
(emphasis mine)
If an account is a serial vandal, there are places to report them so that they can be dealt with.
See: