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This is based upon the presumption that it takes an equal amount of ink to fix vandalism that is does to create it. I think this is false, as whenever you are cleaning up scribble you inevitballe use up more ink as it is impossible to only draw over the scribble.
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I agree that you do use up more ink repairing.
This calls for a new strategy which I would like to call Operation Upskirt.
If the letter texture was changed to match a plaid skirt, as demonstrated by my model above, then imagine how frustrating and ineffective efforts to vandalize would be. The only issue is the end aesthetics. They're basically forced to white it out which would take them tons of ink, and a white base color still works in a plaid design so we don't waste as much ink cleaning it up.
I bring this matter before the committee. We could at least experiment with it on a letter in the F--- PBN territory
I also noticed that even though I didn't have drawball open, apparently it must have my IP logged and I'm accumulating ink without being on drawball. Sweet.