Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Firefox version history
Yes I concur with the revelation that "|Wikipedia is not a change log, nor a venue for speculating on future software releases ... ." But I disagree that this article satisfies that criterion. It's not a change log, it is a verbose assessment which historically tracks the evolution of this browser. It is of historic value to users. I can see how it may be mistaken for a change log, but on scrutiny, it's much more elaborate than a simple change log. Also it's much more useful than a simple change log (which lacks the context that this article includes). To delete this page would only create a need to redo what must be a huge amount of organization, formatting and review. The page is very well done. While it's thorough, still I would point out that this page doesn't satisfy the designation of . While I concur it's specified that Wikipedia is "not an exhaustive" list of software updates, I would point out this page is ''not'' an "exhaustive" list - which would be much more verbose and detailed. Also, merging this page into the main Firefox article would be against my better judgment. To take an already long and cumbersome article and add an even longer and more cumbersome article to it would create a page so bloated that it would immediately need to be split up again. Also, I recognize that my choices were "delete" and "merge," but I beg for your forbearance. In any case I hope this helps more than obfuscates. B'H. Special:Contributions/172.250.246.150|172.250.246.150
— [[User talk:172.250.246.150|talk]]), 10:01, 27 January 2019 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NOTCHANGELOG||WP:IINFO (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)