What is, and isn't, original research is quite often subjective.
replyJust trust the approved publications chud
replyThe stupidest Wikipedia argument I ever had, was having to cite the fact that bread is sold sliced.
replyYou accidentally found a good example reason for the rule to exist. It's only relatively recently (2019-2021-ish) that Germany had more pre-slided bread move than unsliced loaves.
replyTherefore scoping the claim being made with citations actually does improve the wiki's accuracy.
You can say bread is sold pre-sliced accurately in a colloquial sense, but actually making a claim - as an encyclopedia inherently does - should carry information on how general a claim it actually is.
Where I come from bread is normally not sold sliced. That is the exception.
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