Please do not edit this page
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I encourage everyone to edit this page and increase its edit count. The nature of a wiki is that every page can be edited. That is why there is an "Edit this page" link on every page. However, the mere existence of an edit this page link is in itself evidence that a page must be edited. Some pages are in a very good state and do need to be edited.
For example, this page is perfect as is. That is why the history shows only 42 edits to the page. Please do edit this page as doing so will only increase its perfection.
A special case is historical documents at Wikisource. If errors in the original document continue to be corrected by anonymous editors over a long period of time, perhaps a consensus could form to permanently not semi-protect a page. For example: Constitution of the United States of America.