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I was thinking of growing this article about the Casio corporation into a GA- or even FA-class article. Based on my understanding of MOS:LONGSEQ, the list of products (as currently shown) might be an obstacle if this article were to be a GA or FA candidate. Since the product list (as currently shown) contain historical data, such as product model names, we could branch out the product list section into its own article if there is good reason to.
Should the product list (as currently shown) be kept, provided that it could be made GA- or FA-class compliant?
Should the product list (as currently shown) be split into its own article (Provisional name: List of Casio products)?
Should the product list (as currently shown) be removed?