The Wikipedia page is at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LK-99, revision history at https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=LK-99&action=history
From August 19th, it has been consistenly above 80k bytes, until a user named AncientWalrus deleted 2k bytes on September 8th, bringing it down to 78,940 bytes, with a reason of:
Remove author/contribution/acknowledgement matrix as it is Original Research and not very essential for a discussion of the subject of this article, the compound LK-99
Would the Wikipedia page about LK-99 be longer than 80,000 bytes at end of September? The length at November 1st, 12:00am, UTC time, will be used.
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An edit by Pyraminxsolver added 404 bytes to the article, it's now 79,344 bytes.
However, IMO the edit doesn't look like it fits Wikipedia's guidelines.
The added content: An upcoming paper by one of the original researchers claims that it will be the complete version and that it would verify LK-99's alleged superconductivity.