I’m not a wikipedia editor but this paper seems worth citing.
Looking at the wiki page I’m actually tempted to edit the ‘Mechanism’ section myself. Apart from neglecting the literature it makes a claim that probably warrants citation, dances on the edge of non-neutral tone and has poor grammar.
But looking at the talk page I just don’t want to get involved. There is too much opinion flowing there and so sounds like ‘throwing myself into the deep end’ in terms of wikipedia contributions. I would want to know exactly which conventions to follow so that nobody had any credible excuse to reverse the edit.
Looking at the wiki page I’m actually tempted to edit the ‘Mechanism’ section myself. Apart from neglecting the literature it makes a claim that probably warrants citation, dances on the edge of non-neutral tone and has poor grammar.
But looking at the talk page I just don’t want to get involved. There is too much opinion flowing there and so sounds like ‘throwing myself into the deep end’ in terms of wikipedia contributions. I would want to know exactly which conventions to follow so that nobody had any credible excuse to reverse the edit.