Upon reading on a Wikipedia 'talk' page that the user who reverted your edit has been editing pages related to Jacy Reese almost exclusively, I noticed a curious pattern. This user, Bodole, made their first edit in early April this year. Just a week or so before, another user, Utsill, made their last edit on that encyclopedia. This edit was made... on Jacy Reese's article, and a significant fraction of Utsill's most recent edits before they decided to stop editing altogether concern Jacy (even when the edits appear to be superficially unrelated to Jacy, they often involve him on closer inspection; e.g. an edit to the 'effective altruism' article added a line about Jacy's book, while an edit to the 'Huntsville, Texas' article added the words 'Jacy Reese, writer'). In addition, Utsill is also the user who reverted a previous attempt to mention Jacy's birth name, as one can see in your timeline above.

This could all be a coincidence, of course, but it seems relatively unlikely on priors. A plausible alternative explanation is that Bodole and Utsill are one and the same user.