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Cutest Little Devil - Celebrated the 14th anniversary of MLP:FIM!
Rainbow Rocks 10th Anniversary: Sonata Dusk - Celebrated the 10th anniversary of EQG Rainbow Rocks!
Nightmare in the Moon - Had their OC in the 2024 Derpibooru Collab.
Pixel Perfection - I still call her Lightning Bolt
Silly Pony - Celebrated the 13th anniversary of MLP:FIM, and 40 years of MLP!
Shimmering Smile - Celebrated the 10th anniversary of Equestria Girls!
Solar Guardian - Refused to surrender in the face of the Lunar rebellion and showed utmost loyalty to the Solar Empire (April Fools 2023).
Roseluck - Had their OC in the 2023 Derpibooru Collab.
King Sombra - Celebrated the 10th anniversary of The Crystal Empire!
A Lovely Nightmare Night - Celebrated the 12th anniversary of MLP:FIM!

I miss the show so much
[@Ciaran](/forums/meta/topics/feature-suggestions-and-discussion?post_id=5632504#post_5632504)
The purge I'm envisioning simply wipes every tag change away (from the specific image) from tag change N onwards. All vandalized changes, and their *reversals* go away. There's no need to wonder where `this is a bad tag` came from, because it's removal is not in the history either. They're just gone. It fully restores the tags (and the history) to the state it was before they got vandalized.

Yes, there will be collateral. That is why wiping histories as soon as possible is important. Consider image >>3405692, for example. It's tag change history would be *completely empty* after wiping. Cbat's additions won't be there. Homeshine's, u/Codename_Kid's and Mildgyth's fixes won't be there either.

Maintaining a record of the vandals' acts is important, but it needs to be hidden.

Addendum: one aspect I keep forgetting to mention are the public database dumps. They're chock full of vandalized tags, to the point I can't even do some tag analysis things anymore.
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