So it's come to this? An online quarantine! U.S. Congress members and their legion of genius(!) staffers are placed in the penalty box by Wikipedia after months of intentional mischief & mis-edits that catches the attention of @CongressEdits. But it's not like local, county and state officials (and their staffers) are any different with their deliberate attempt at mis-direction, esp. in Florida and the use of Twitter

Your tax dollars are hard at work editing the "Horse head mask" page on Wikipedia http://t.co/SkqKCStFHX pic.twitter.com/ZC2HJXlbaq
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) July 11, 2014

When Congress changes Wikipedia, @CongressEdits tells you http://t.co/s1bK9PoKYx
— Jack Shafer (@jackshafer) July 12, 2014

Twitter watchdog @congressedits keeps tabs on Wikipedia changes from Congress http://t.co/cvKVi4XBKJ pic.twitter.com/30VDvT9vhb
— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 15, 2014

Wikipedia imposes ban on edits from computers at US Congress after "persistent disruptive editing" http://t.co/qWQuNzAyuQ
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) July 25, 2014

@CongressEdits https://twitter.com/congressedits

For an example of the curious self-editing and treatment of news from politicians in South Florida see this blog post from May 9, 2012 titled "The curious case of Broward County Comm. candidate Marty Kiar's Tweets, which, for me, are more revealing for what they DON'T say"
http://hallandalebeachblog.blogspot.com/2012/05/curious-case-of-broward-county-comm.html