House computers used for thousands of Wikipedia edits

Major corporations, media outlets, and--dun dun dunnnn--Congress are sticking their Wikis where they're not wanted:

Political spats, petty vandalism, cleft chins and Rep. Rahm Emanuel’s (fictional) death by shark attack — Wikipedia users on House computers clearly have a lot of time on their hands.

So that's what they're doing during Bush speeches.

There are thousands of individual edits originating from computer users on the House of Representatives network. While most of the changes are nothing more than regular Wikipedia interactions on non-government topics, a hefty number include edits to lawmakers’ entries — and some House Wikipedians might not be entirely pleased to see their handiwork exposed.

Some House members have already been more exposed than they'd have preferred... "members" being the key word here. Mark Foley much?