> To be fair, what the article proposes is more akin to a parent telling the kids, “pick up all the toys you care about, and anything that’s still on the floor

> To be fair, what the article proposes is more akin to a parent telling the kids, “pick up all the toys you care about, and anything that’s still on the floor by tomorrow is going to be donated.” This works because the kids having one specific toy probably doesn't matter. However, having one specific wiki page might matter quite a bit. For example, how often do you perform emergency procedures? Is it often enough that you're going to edit the various emergency procedure pages in your wiki often enough to keep them from the chopping block? How about pages about things which aren't emergencies, but which are involved and delicate and require non-obvious knowledge? Again, how often will you edit those pages? Will you remember all of these vital pages every time the man comes around? Forget one and... You're on the hook for suddenly remembering everything which got deleted a few cycles ago.