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Quality of articles about obscure Japanese guitar brands

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Why do the quality standards of WP not apply to articles about this topic? Every single of them is just a collection of hearsay and original research of very varying quality (to put it friendly), picked up on various forums and private websites and only in the best case books that are now outdated original research as well (and not exactly scientific publications) cited as "sources".

I see the virtual impossibility on finding proper research on a more scientific basis on this topic, but that can't be an excuse for the big share of incredibly low quality articles echoing other people's misconceptions on the topic, bordering on falsification on history and spreading misinformation when presented on something like Wikipedia. It's one glaring example why Wikipedia cannot be trusted as a source at all.80.187.125.157 (talk) 10:15, 9 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]