@Dynaboom: Seems it won't let me reply to your post directly (#BlameDynaboom of course).
But my take on this page is that it's more of a post on behalf of the community, rather than something that's vital or specific to the project itself. Sounds vague, but I've thought of this Wiki since I joined as a place for more general information about Toontown Rewritten, based on its worlds, storylines and certain mechanics based on features in the game. With all the sources and posts out there archived to follow events in the Toontown Community, someone could even make a separate "TT Community Wiki." (Not saying that's necessary, but still.)
It's "Toontown Rewritten Wiki," not "Toontown Rewritten Community Wiki" if that makes any sense.
You wouldn't make a page about "Lefty Lemonzilla" just because he's been the talk of the community recently. Why should this be different?
They both go beyond the parameters of the actual game itself. If you look at Toontown Wikia, all their pages are about certain features and things you would find in the game. TTR is constantly expanding, which is why new pages are created all the time.
The minor connection I could see is the mention I discussed back in Closed Alpha, back when legalities and the future of the game was on everyone's mind.
However, in the grand scheme it doesn't really have to do with the game mechanics of TTR, or the storyline that goes along with it.
Hoping I'm not going in circles at all. I really don't find it a big deal either way what's done with the page. It just brings curiosity as to what information really draws the line in being relevant, because maybe my take is close-minded.
If it really took you 3 hours to compile this page, you must find it important so it's certainly not in my position to say it should go.