(This focussed on a lore perspective; mainly because realised about halfway through that OP was generalising to all elements of destiny. ) We do have functioning wikis. They’re called YoUtUbErS Alright. Now that joke is out the way, get rid of the wikis. At this point they’re all pretty much useless. I do believe a good example is Destinypedia having mention that a piece of lore from Truth to Power regarding Eris Morn’s location of birth; which has pretty much (barring a few entries or passages) been confirmed as lies told or seeded by Savathun. The entry said she was born in St Petersburg but we know for a fact she was born in the City. Whilst it’s confirmed in Stolen Intelligence, I do believe there’s probably lore from the grimoire that confirms it as well. Destiny’s lore is a compact and at times, a rather convoluted one. If you want my, or anyone’s input into the lore you’ll follow em on here, reddit, YouTube or social media. If not, then you’ll read the lore yourselves. Yes I know that sounds rather rude or whatever, but the fact is one’s interpretation of lore might mean a difference in how the wider consensus of lore enthusiasts see it (just don’t throw a hissy fit if your theory gets disproved by pre-existing lore), also the fact is the lore tends to be not too hard to follow along (give of take a few books or entries, in which case I wouldn’t blame you for looking at a wiki; or best case actually reading something a good few times till you have a brief understanding). That’s what I prefer about forum type deals; you can get multiple people to get input on something, that you have a question about. Multiple people’s answers are gonna be different and some may lead to bigger and usually more philosophical questions. So if you have a question, ask it; it will likely lead to better discussion about it. This is also why, even with their clear ego and clearly biased approach to theory crafting (by that I mean stating what they say as fact) we need Youtubers. They allow those who don’t like reading (seriously though I’ll never understand them but that’s somewhat unrelated) to understand the lore. For they vocalise the lore that frankly, could be done with being in the game. Now that’s not a bad thing for the youtubers. They make money at the end of the day and fair enough. If anything it shows Bungie’s lack planning with the game; we know for a fact vocalised grimoire is possible, they’ve done it all throughout the game over three years in fact. YouTube exists, and it’s frankly much easier to use than a wiki, nothing is gonna stop that from being the case. It might be time to just accept this and find one that suits you. There also happens to be a fact that people, don’t have the time to be making this kind of thing. TL;Dr - read the lore or watch a YouTube video on it, and unless you generally have a reason to do so, don’t rely to heavily on wikis.