One huge problem with deleting or eliminating geographic records, is sooner or later something will happen there and its "a lot of work" to reinstate, especially if it was deleted by the deletionist jerks.
For example, a couple years back a dude went nuts and shot several northern WI hunters for no apparent reason. Not in Reeve but somewhere up there. Screwing around with wiki to make it harder to use and contain less information (why?) merely makes it harder to add actual real news when it later happens.
Deleting today creates a pointless load dragging down the future when it inevitably becomes notorious. Boring individual human beings might fade into obscurity, but geographic locales will inevitably "someday" be front page news for some crazy reason or another. Reeve WI will someday have its name up in lights. Maybe not today, maybe not this century...
For example, a couple years back a dude went nuts and shot several northern WI hunters for no apparent reason. Not in Reeve but somewhere up there. Screwing around with wiki to make it harder to use and contain less information (why?) merely makes it harder to add actual real news when it later happens.
Deleting today creates a pointless load dragging down the future when it inevitably becomes notorious. Boring individual human beings might fade into obscurity, but geographic locales will inevitably "someday" be front page news for some crazy reason or another. Reeve WI will someday have its name up in lights. Maybe not today, maybe not this century...