hutcheson - 2:56 pm on Oct 6, 2007 (gmt 0)

I have seen a case of this. _A_ case. Other editors have reviewed hundreds of thousands of suggestions without seeing a single one.

Look at it this way: the chances of an editor accidentally deleting a suggestion (because editors are human) are higher, SEVERAL ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE HIGHER, than the chances of this happening. The chances of an editor being physically stalked by a psychotic webmaster are higher than this.

So, unless you're aware that you've personally made more enemies than Saddam Hussein and Kofi Amman together, and you've cultivated those enemies for years to the point where they'd physically stalk you, and you've already hired around-the-clock guards for your person, vehicle, and residence -- then you've got far more likely things to be paranoid about. And don't forget lightning, tornadoes, even meteors. You could worry yourself to death twice over on the most likely catastrophes in your life, without getting close to this one.