> because mediawiki apparently doesn't do proper caching and does a stupidly expensive re-rendering of every page Don’t worry, they are hard at work at making

> because mediawiki apparently doesn't do proper caching and does a stupidly expensive re-rendering of every page Don’t worry, they are hard at work at making workarounds for all their idiotic design decisions that seem to make absolutely no sense.. and those workarounds will be provided quite cheaply!! Reminds me of the saying: “ It Is Difficult to Get a Man to Understand Something When His Salary Depends Upon His Not Understanding It” We can be quite sure that Wikipedias engineering will never improve if their income becomes dependent on providing workarounds for deficiencies in their solutions.