1) You're right, but I think the solution is to have a more clear set of... something, on the Wiki, not to have anything at all. The issue is with people who aren't with the PPC at all, haven't introduced themselves, or have been around for two or three days going on edit-binges, including editing pages for other people's characters.
(No, you don't need to link anything from the Wiki. That's kind of ridiculous. I don't edit the thing either, I was just responding to various concerns.)
2) You're right. I very nearly said 'if the article is a stub, help expand it,' but maybe I just don't know how Wikis work. I do know that we had a massive Blow-Up Thingie about redlinking a while back, and Neshomeh and Aster made a whole bunch of excellent points about the thing, which I don't remember at all, because I actually don't pay all that much attention to the Wiki.
3) Someone was given a temporary block (one day, IIRC), because for a few days running now, he has been going on hour-long editing binges, the first of which occurred before he actually introduced himself on the Board-- several people were getting upset at seeing their pages edited without consent, and though most of the edits were links, some edited content. Also, it seemed to be the only way to get through to him, since repeated requests to his talk page are ignored, and reverting his edits with a summary to the point of "Can we talk about this?" either get misunderstood or ignored.
It doesn't do harm to link to the Sunflower Official, but it's annoying as a very annoying thing to be going through a page and half the text is in blue. It was pointed out on the chat that the assumption is that people using the wiki have at least a passing familiarity with the PPC, and don't need every step of the way mapped out in blue.
You're right. It probably is an overreaction. But I don't think it's over by much, we probably needed to talk about the Wiki anyway, and quite frankly, I think it's important that we discuss stuff like this before it turns into a cold war of edits and reverts. With things going on as they were, I just had the feeling we were going in that direction. Like I said, I'm not trying to be rule-happy. The whole point is that we don't have a lot of hard-and-fast rules, as a community, so when things do go wrong, it's important to be able to talk about them.
...I swear, that post wasn't meant to sound like it was coming from atop a soapbox. Apparently, I wax prosaic in the early morning.