Fang and Vanille being "more than friends" is nothing but fan opinion. The only thing we can say, objectively, is that they are friends. Unless the game says they are lesbian lovers, the FF Wiki is not going to imply anything more than what the game says. We don't speculate.
Cloud's swords in Advent Chidlren are simply called Fusion Swords. The individual blades have no name. (page 77, Reunion Files, Takeyuki Takeya, the guy that designed the weapon, says flat out that the individual swords do not have any names or special powers). Anyways, 剣 is the Japanese kanji for a sword, and used when talking about the fusion swords (and any sword anywhere). It is pronounced Tsurugi or Ken. Both are correct usages of the kanji, depending on how the kanji is being used in conjunction with other kanji. First Tsurugi is exactly as correct as First Ken, and they don't actually imply any sort of proper "name". They just refer to the primary (first) sword (tsurugi or ken) in the set of six that comprise the fusions swords. From my understanding, ken is not usually used to refer to a sword by itself, it's used when the kanji is connected to other kanji to define more specific sword-type words (like kendo, or zantetsuken, etc). When you're just trying to say the plain old word "sword" you pronounce the lone kanji as "tsurugi". Anyways, it's all moot, since the term "first tsurugi" is not the proper name of anything, it's just Japanese for first sword, nothing more.
The Johnny thing is perfectly acceptable given the translation we have in the US version of FFVII. Yes, having the Japanese translation of the line to clear up the misunderstanding helps, and we're glad we now have it...but we aren't Japanese and we don't have instant access to every line of text in FFVII translated perfectly, nor do we have the ability to check every single thing we put on the site from the entire series with the Japanese version to make sure it was translated exactly right. We do what we can with what we're given by Square-Enix. This is where specific sites dedicated to exactly such things, like here, can really help the wiki, instead of pulling the "lol, wiki is so stoopid" card.
And Sephiroth does throw the piece of Jenova at the party. The wiki does not go out of its way to spoil the player on simple face-value descriptions of scenes. There is no reason to go in-depth into the true, complicated nature of the Sephiroth you follow throughout the game when describing a scene where you're not supposed to know the true nature of that Sephiroth. When you watch the scene, it is Sephiroth that is doing the walking and talking and throwing, and the player isn't meant to assume otherwise. If you want the true nature of Sephiroth, we have a page for him where you can spoil yourself silly on all the intricacies of his character and role in the game. don't expect such spoilerific in-depth details on pages that have nothing to do with Sephiroth.
Darkness of Eternity is exactly 4:43 long, as you posted there. Whether it loops or not is irrelevant. Songs tend to do that. The official length of the song is how long it is on the official soundtrack. 4 minutes and 43 seconds. That makes the Theatrhythm version less than half the official length of the song.
Pretty much for all your alleged "bullshit", you're being overly semantic about minor quibbles in phrasing. It's hardly fair to call the wiki bullshit because they don't use the word "that" when describing Tifa and Cloud's childhood relationship. As for the Dissidia quote, you're speculating on what it means just as much as the wiki is. In fact, there's more incorrect bullshit in this very thread than there is on the wiki articles you're calling bullshit.
The wiki is, and always will be, a work in progress. If you find some typo somewhere, fix it. Or don't. But don't whine about trivial bullshit because it's the cool thing to do to rip on wiki's. I used to be one of those people, and bashed the FFWiki with the best of them. Then I grew up. And the wiki has, too. It's leaps and bounds more accurate, objective, and complete than it was five years ago, thanks to dedicated contributors. Instead of being a do-nothing whiner, I chose to try and become one of those dedicated contributors. Not everyone has to make that choice, but if you're not going to try and help, don't whine about inconsquential bullshit either.
