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Michaelos comments on Wikipedia articles from the future - Less Wrong Discussion
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Should posting articles based on obvious edits of existing articles (including notes indicating such) be encouraged, or discouraged? As an example, I had written up a rewrite of the Same-sex marriage in the United States article as 'Polymarriage in the United States', moved all dates forward 50 years, changed some of the case names... and then I realized I couldn't really tell if it was what snarles had in mind, or if he wanted more originality.
II think that should be OK - if you clearly indicate thus. And link the original.