RuneScape:Requests for deletion/Wedding 2

Wedding
This is another one of those old community retardations from back when we were all young and naive, and the wiki had a whole ton of stupid. Rather than have it deleted in secret by one of my many admin toys, I thought it would be more fun to treat it like a legitimate article and put it through the RfD process. Afterall, it went through it once before. How did that fail...?

The entire article is ambiguous and wishy-washy, totally not up to par with the information we should be keeping. There are too many "often"s and "usually"s for me to believe this is nothing but original research. The probably situation is also incredibly biased or excluded. I may be a bachelor myself, but why does this article only pertain to religious, heterosexual, rich couples.

I'm thinking this was entirely written by some rich, white guy his butler. Look, I know we're not Wikipedia, but we should follow their rule of "no original research" here. To be honest, I'd love to find some sources to make this page great (we have none), but my Google search backfired.

The first part was finding some images that would appropriately suit the article; unfortunately, I only found weird stuff like this. I figured instead that I'd fake some pictures of a marriage with other Wikia editors. I planned to marry Spineweilder; this was mainly because I think extending the scope of the article to include homosexual marriage would greatly benefit its merit. So after that, it was find some legitimate sources to get a general idea of everything that is commonplace so we could include it in a to-be-fully-complete article. I only found more bad news: An article on Tip.It about a RuneScape marriage leading to sex offences.

My main point is that such news is genuinely scary. Should we really have an article that makes light of something this dangerous? No, we shouldn't.

p.s. No Be bold or Speedy D; this is a serious issue and I want it discussed thoroughly.

Delete - I don't want to feel responsible for any more such crimes. 16:12, September 27, 2013 (UTC)