I would also like to add a few extra points:: Firstly not every reader on Wikipedia is an "expert" and this means that certain technical terms must be explained. :"The threshold for inclusion in Wikipedia is verifiability, not truth—that is, whether readers are able to check that material added to Wikipedia has already been published by a reliable source, not whether we think it is true." that is a quote of what verifiable information is and it seems to say in there "not whether we think it is true" the Terri/Optus bid information that is referred to as not sourced properly or only referenced once is not true the same or similar information has been written in at least two different articles that were written two weeks apart one on the 26th of November and one on the 10th of December. The table does not feature a single list and is therefore nothing to do with lists and the table is not be used as a page layout, it is being used to organize information so that readers do not have to scroll through pages of information to find what they are looking for.