Geoff Burling wrote:
The continuing arguments around VfD/AfD suggests that some of the community does not understand -- or believe -- that there is a goal to this project, a place where our Wiki will eventually end. I suspect that FF has found another end point to our Wiki.
Britannica has been editing and rewriting and adding to their encyclopedia for two hundred and thirty-seven years now, with no sign that they're planning to stop changing stuff and publish the "Final Encyclopedia" any time soon. Why do you think Wikipedia is likely to start reaching an "endpoint" any time in the forseeable future? I think a version-rating method is probably vital in the near future to prevent our best articles from backsliding, we've become good enough in many areas that IMO this is a real concern. But we're nowhere near "done," and since the corpus of human knowledge is itself constantly changing I doubt we ever will be.