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Actually, if you open a page, which you can't edit because you're not an administrator or autoconfirmed (and this page is protected), you only see the message, that this page is protected to prevent vandalism. Sometimes, the administrator (or whoever protected the page) wrote much more information, why he/she protected the page, which is visible in the page history. We should show a link to the user, that there are, maybe, some more information in the page history in this case.

Currently, if you open a page which you can't edit because you're not an administrator or autoconfirmed (and this page is protected), you only see the message that this page is protected to prevent vandalism. This statement may be inaccurate though, and sometimes, the administrator (or whoever protected the page) wrote much more information on why he/she protected the page, which is visible in the page protection log. We should make that information available to the user, for example by linking to the page protection log in this case.

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