Board Thread:Community Discusson/@comment-5175866-20160327030142/@comment-1777104-20160406015429

Actually, the "Death & means of death" heading seems redundant.  That information would be clear in the first sentence of the paragraph(s) to follow.  I agree that the process of burying someone should go with their death.
I saw the "Personality" heading on another Wiki -- about a fictional character.  I agree it is better than "Characteristics," but don't see a need for it in an article about a real person.  Such information is commentary that can be weaved throughout the narrative of the article. For the most part, when you recount the decisions and actions of a person, his characteristics sould be evident.  Anything else is sermonizing or analysis and not part of what the Bible says.
While "Name" is fine, the term "Etymology" is not a hard concept to grasp.  Such a segment need only be used when there is added information that helps understand the person somewhat better.  When it comes to place names, the etymology is a good way to identify the terrain and/or the significance of the founding of the place.  If you think the term is too technical, then perhaps feedback will show that it is.