I know that wikipedia supports granting special rights to some editors. I have those. That's why I'm stating that an editor does not have special rights, because everyone is an editor.
And by the way, in general Wikipedia's "special rights" granted to non-administrator user accounts aren't that special. They unlock some UI features like bulk editing to fight vandalism, move pages, mark edits as minor, etc. See for yourself, and compare the difference between the permissions granted to Administrator accounts, everyone in the world (all users, registered accounts), and other groups.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:User_access_levels#T...
Claiming that an editor posted a toxic comment has the same weight as claiming that a random passerby shouted at you in the street.