I'm not part of langcom but I wanted to say this is a symptom of a bigger problem, new wikis are left alone to grow without proper oversight and support.

I have seen lots of small wikis full of copyright violations or my similar story is lrcwiki that I brought up to langcom a while back on the problem that its script is so original that no native speaker of that language can read or understand it (I personally showed it to several native speaker) but it mostly got shrugged off because a professor in Canada (who is not a native speaker of that language) approved its original content and then the content drastically changed after approval. Nothing happened.

We really need to do something in that regard.