>Yes. What I suggested is that an edit filter be created, if possible, that would prohibit changing the word "Sneed" to the word "Chuck". Or would it be possible to prohibit the word "Chuck" being added to any article that has "Sneed" in its title? I suggest that because many of the vandalism edits are not a simple replacement of the name, but the addition of a phrase such as "formerly known as Chuck" or "born as Chuck". This vandalism has affected 20 or so biographical articles and even Sneed, Arkansas. I have semi-protected or PC protected some of the articles, but I wish that a more general prohibition of this edit - which is always vandalism and never legitimate - could be arranged. Thanks. -- MelanieN (talk) 20:13, 8 February 2021 (UTC)

>Again. The following Sneed articles have been hit tonight by meme'ing vandals: William Henry Sneed, Christine Sneed, Sneedville, Tennessee. Is it possible for someone with the abusefilter/edit manager right to maybe do something to stem the tide? Thanks, Shearonink (talk) 03:44, 10 February 2021 (UTC)

>Hmm, seems like a good use for a filter, but I'm not how efficient one would be. Pahunkat (talk) 09:18, 10 February 2021 (UTC)

>It sure would cut down on editors' frustration on us having to deal manually with this vandalism, whack-a-mole'ing away piecemeal at this chronic ongoing trolling vandalism behavior. This is not going away, it will never stop, it is a drip-drip-drip and wears away at Wikipedia's verifiability.

>Btw, just now discovered an older Sneed/Chuck meme'ing in William Henry Sneed when I was combing through all the Sneed articles I know of. I am tired of having to deal with this crap. I don't care if it catches all of the Sneed/Chuck stupidity I would be thrilled if it just caught some of it. Shearonink (talk) 15:34, 10 February 2021 (UTC)

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>Put a stop to or at least slow down the trolling/vandalism based on a place seen in the The Simpsons episode E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)#Legacy - "Sneed's Feed and Seed Formerly Chuck's". Based on a meme, named accounts and IPs continually change the occurrence of the place-name/surname "Sneed" to "Chuck" wherever it occurs in Wikipedia.

>Please take a look at the edit histories of all the articles listed at disambiguation page Sneed, especially the WP:BIO and WP:BLP articles...almost every single one of these articles has suffered from this ongoing vandalism/trolling at one time or another, as examples Floyd Sneed, Carly Fiorina, Meg Sneed, etc.. This is happening because a trolling meme, see the Know Your Meme page "Sneed's Feed and Seed Formerly Chuck's"... This editorial behavior is ongoing and persistent, dealing with it piecemeal gives sporadic results plus is so aggravating for editors to deal with... Sometimes the vandalism is missed and the error persists - keeping up with the vandalism becomes a whack-a-mole task, almost impossible to stay on top of since the perpetrators are not from a single IP-range or from singular named accounts. SO many The Simpsons fans, so many meme'ers, so many Sneed articles on Wikipedia... Myself, Robvanvee & MelanieN have become aware of this behavior (see our discussion at User talk:Robvanvee#Re the Sneed -> Chuck vandalism...). MelanieN suggested I file a request here. So here it is. Shearonink (talk) 19:40, 11 February 2021 (UTC)

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