Deletion of SpiritWorld

Comment: as a garbled |synthesis. Contains some demonstrably untrue statements too: ''"The Rigveda... have survived as texts from the 2nd or 1st millennia BC. They were first recorded by scribes perhaps as much as five millennia earlier."'' (i.e. placing a system of narrative writing in the 6th or 7th millenium BC. See History of writing for why this is untrue). &mdash
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Comment: There is no 'world indigenous oral tradition' as such, and to suggest otherwise is an obvious violation of the |rule against original synthesis. (For a start, who ''isn't'' indigenous to the world?) The various spirit worlds (note two words, no caps) of mythologies from around the world are diverse and distinct, and deserve separate, intellectually rigorous treatment and proper research. If a 'worldwide' article is needed, it should be primarily a disambiguation page to point people to the various specific pages
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:SYN)