Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-146.113.79.217-20160206211428/@comment-146.113.79.217-20160208023829

The biggest argument I'm seeing here in favor is that the wiki is in so much detail because the Evillious Chronicles is difficult to obtain for an English speaking fanbase and this is where people get the content. But almost every case that I've brought up and seen is one where the overly specific wording is derived from fan translations that were already made and could be easly linked to at certain areas. After a certain point it's more enjoyable and actually quicker to read the work itself than a play by play description in their character page.

I never meant to imply I thought we should be removing content from, say, discussions in Japanese forums. Hence why my example focused on the discussion between Mariam and Elluka in Wiegenlied, which has been translated twice (once in the initial novel translation and again in the Daughter of Evil manga).

I'm not advocating for cutting down a bunch of content just for shortness' sake. I'm saying that (for example) whether or not Gallerian stretched his legs after reading a book isn't actually important to note in his character history and adding things like that merely bogs down a page.