: You misunderstand me. That some bogus material exists in an article is no excuse for not removing other bogus. Nothing is "allowed" to stay by some magic force! Wikipedia is continuously involving, and we have to proceed in steps. I remove bogus material when I see it (i.e., mainly non-sourced speculation). It does not rule out that there are bogus I overlook, and/or have not the time to delete or edit. Also, just because something wrong has been along for a long time does not make it a precedent for other crap to be left alone. Clearly, it is then a matter of judgement whether one removes stuff or tags it. The latter is typically done when you as editor know that a source can be dug up, but the tag is left there as a reminder for youself/other editors and as a cautionary warning for readers. Keep up the good work. (I hope not that I have deleted, without discussion, anything you have sourced?).''', '