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I know nothing about wrestling but as a point of interest, there's a legitimate UK promotion under the same name that's prominent enough to have a Wikipedia article on them - see [1]
so they should probably have first claim on the page under the name anyway - so we have a legit reason to do that, cut this rubbish and if any content is worth keeping put it at WAW Wrestling New Hampshire or whatever.
Hello. I am the user in question in the original post (after my 10-count, I got the booker to restart the match. Metaphor!).
My claim to have made the page, which is true, was not intended as an excuse and in regards to 'editing superiority', is irrelevant and so I concede that point. So, I apologize for it having come across that way. I hold that claim only in understanding that I'm trying to present a factual account of the company's dissolution.
Several times, the entire passage was stricken from the page. I took issue with this because the company did dissolve, sordid details aside, and I find that important to note. The passage (written roughly 1.5 years ago) does contain langauge I admit came from anger, as I was hurt by what happened to a place I loved. I know, not an excuse. I don't want to fight about it anymore. Deleting the passage wholesale with the note 'no bashing', however, was not helpful for constructive. It didn't identify the bashing in the passage, it wasn't communicative.
My goal, then, is to have the information about WAW's dissolution in such a way that meets TV Trope's guidelines. I would appreciate collaboration on the matter.
To the matter of the 'other WAW': There is indeed a UK promotion (considerably more legitimate; they trained WWE's Paige if that means anything to anybody) called World Association of Wrestling, or WAW UK that predates the New England WAW by about 4 years. They are called by either of those two proper names, not "WAW Wrestling" by my understanding, though I get the confusion.
Edited by daemondanzerIndicate in the description simply that it was dissolved after a row involving the management and a state investigation. Keep it short.
The full story might be well suited to a Troubled Production entry, but make it read like a factual account and not grave-dancing.
Stories don't tell us monsters exist; we knew that already. They show us that monsters can be trademarked and milked for years.Very well. There's a lot less anger surrounding the whole thing anyway (and sadness, as yesterday a former wrestler suddenly passed away, which has washed much of my motivation), so avoiding 'grave-dancing' as you put it shouldn't be hard.
If by chance there are other tonal issues, editing passages or removing excerpts is preferable to just excising the whole chunk of text. I'm going to re-write it to be a short paragraph rather than the full story anyway. Some things should just die.

A user keeps editing the WAW Wrestling page to insult the company and specific people who worked there. Bashing was forbidden under this discussion https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=13327578050A72722200&page=123#comment-3056
They have been warned twice and still kept doing it. They claimed to have made the page but I feel that doesn't give an excuse to break the rules.