Yeah, while Wikipedia is just as fake as it always was, it's much more locked down now. Today if you edit without an account it will get insta-reverted by someone's bot and if you change anything that's been in the article since before 2015 or so, the assumption is that the old material is correct and you're being a "vandal".
It's how the old bullshit I wrote back then lives on the same page as an article that systematically dismantles the old bullshit. If someone tried to delete the page again, I 100% expect that someone would cite the Cambridge Scientist who weighed in on the previous deletion debate with something like "labor and firewood were abundant in the dark ages so everyone always had a fire going 24/7.". I'll give you 3 guesses who that "scientist" actually was, but you'll probably get it in one.
