I suspected you were responsible for the Phonetics section. Was it you too who added the linguistics sections with its claim that the literary text you quote is 'natural' language? I don't believe you can find a citation to support this and it ought therefore to be deleted. 

 Much of your defence for keeping the transcripts is subjective POV. Retaining them makes the second telling of the story necessary, which is added evidence for an inadmissable duality of subject. I certainly agree that the fable's connection with the IPA's work is interesting and mention of that should be included; I never argued otherwise. Transcription of technical data, however, is intrusive and belongs in a seperate article with a focus on that subject. I am therefore proposing that you create such an article, this time with proper citations, and provide a link to this article, which should remain focused on the fable in general. 

 If we can't agree on what is in essence a discussion of sub-editing, I'd be happy for the matter to be taken to arbitration. It would be interesting to learn the opinion of others. Mzilikazi1939 (talk)