Inside jokes on the game pages: yea or nay?

Going through Snide's amazing Bio the other day, I noticed a link to the "amazing" game Johnny Moseley's  Mad Trix. Rather than include an informative and helpful blurb, the text describing the game referenced a particularly beloved inside joke from the Gamespot days.
In my own attempt to add a good inside joke to the various pages, I manage to find the Charlie's Angels page, where I added a notable line from friend of the site Alex Navarro's savage video reivew. Does the addition of the joke cross the line and defeat the purpose of Giant Bomb as an information, factual databade? I just want to know how much "fun-ing" is permitted on the game pages, and whether I should keep it up or stop imediatly.

At the end of the day its a wiki, its what the users want to have as the information.

I'd personally keep it relevent. If it really sucks and someone has better information to put up there they will go ahead and do it. So if you want to put it up there, you can only try :).

I would say keep it, but that means the board it's on would be filled with the same question "What does ____ mean?" or "I don't get that ____ part, what is it from?"

And people would reply like "You had to be there"

I'd say no on inside jokes. Using inside jokes in public is low class; they tend to alienate people.

"I'd say no on inside jokes. Using inside jokes in public is low class; they tend to alienate people.
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