Vandalism -followed by incompetence  

 Back in 2010, this article was vandalised - turning a stub article about the way market trading across timezones creates a 24-hour 'day' into an article about an entirely fictitious 'holiday' supposedly held on the first Monday  of each year.  Sadly, vandalism of articles is hardly rare - but what has happened since strikes me as a classic example of just how flawed Wikipedia can be. As the edit history shows. not only had the vandalism gone unnoticed (despite an edit summary that more or less announced outright that it had been vandalised), but the article has been renamed (presumably since it was supposedly about a specific 'Day' rather then merely mundane 'days'...), proposed for deletion, had the deletion turned down, and generally tinkered with - all the while with nobody bothering to check the edit history to see whether self-evident bollocks about a holiday where everyone keeps working was legitimate. Sheer fucking incompetence. I have reverted back to the unsourced stub prior to vandalism, and am going to watchlist this article - as no doubt without keeping an eye on it, another incompetent will be along to 'correct' it by copying the holiday bollocks back in from one of the numerous Wikipedia mirrors that have picked up this heap of garbage.  

 We can do better than this.