Before I press on, I'll give my position on the matter for you and Ant.
I'm having a mixed opinion on the situation here. On one hand, we would have the rare few statistics we would have for calcs and powerscaling. On the other hand, I'm not knowledgable on this wiki rule case and I'm worried on if it opens the door for more irrelevant or controversial places like countries, cities, etc when we already can [vague lines here] easily look up said statistics and info.
I'll wait for more responses, If nothing else, we'll see if alt battles would accept the pages
I'm hesitant to allow this for fear of increasingly pointless real world profiles of this ilk, and I think at least a couple of the abilities shouldn't be on there (it's listing the Moon's effects on Earth, but that's largely all just due to gravity, the moon has no particularly special effect on, say, water, and the sleep manipulation seems silly to include as well).
On the other hand, I think if we apply common sense, we can block out those increasingly silly profiles, and allowing the Moon profile at least in concept seems in line with our standards, as far as I am aware of them. Our rule against real world locations specifies that it is based on disallowing mundane locations. This probably does make the Earth profile unallowable, since that is about as "normal" as one can get (not to mention that it is already the default location for matches to be in, anyways, broadly speaking).
There was some discussion regarding the pages elsewhere, where
@Agnaa felt they ought to be deleted due to bad formatting,
@FinePoint felt that the Moon could serve as a fine profile in concept (despite our rule against real world locations) since the purpose of the rule was to weed out unremarkable locations, which (we agree) the Moon is not.
@DarkDragonMedeus didn't state explicit feelings on ruling but noted the aforementioned rules on the subject, and
@Theglassman12 brought it up initially. So, I invite those four to share their thoughts here.
My own final opinion: delete the Earth profile, but I think there's a good argument in favor of keeping a profile for the Moon- whether it is this one or some other, I think the fundamental basis of the profile is fine.