Wikipedia's split Identity

It's been a while since I've delved into Wikipedia's resources on identity. Truly, Wikipedians have made a rambling rabbit warren of the subject. A cursory browse from the Identity disambiguation page yields:

• Identity (philosophy)
• Identity (mathematics)
• Identity (social science)
• Psychological identity
• Personal identity (philosophy)
• Christian identity
  
• Cultural identity
• Gender identity
• Identity politics
• Identity and change
• Corporate identity
• Digital identity*
• Online identity

Hum, groping my way around this rickity taxonomy and thence through the rambling, insight-lite, citation-laden prose of many of the individual pages, I start to appreciate Nick Carr's point about the propensity of the Commons for mediocrity as never before .

Perhaps Identity Society could help to improve the situation over time by rolling up our collective editorial sleeves to bring some much-needed coherence and focus to Wikipedia's identity articles?

*I see that large chunks of my original "Digital identity" article remain, including the definition (in two parts—the first of which represented my own opinion, the second a somewhat reluctant nod to the consensus, circa autumn 2005, of the übergeek Identity Gang on the topic). Incidentally, I have come to believe that "digital identity" is an oxymoron: identity is in our heads and souls.