:Important: The 32k warning is a data relic from earlier versions of MediaWiki. There are no hard and fast rules regarding article length of Wikipedia articles; just use common sense. For example, many featured articles are two or three times over the "limit" (History of Poland (1945–1989) is 73kb, Hugo Chávez is 99kb), but because they're no longer than their subject merits and are already in summary format, it is unnecessary to trim them down further. In fact, almost all featured articles break this arbitrary limit; it's hard to have a good article without going in depth enough to do so. So, don't sweat it—worry about the quality of the article itself, not about blind archaic-rules-following. -