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Wikipedia has a large community that enforces the structure you see. Yes, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Italy&oldid=258502 original Italy article[ was much different.

(Previous revision links on that article show this bug: "Previous" revision link on oldest version of wiki article points to a *newer* revision.)

A better example (using an article created more recently) might be the Twerking article which was first created in December 2012.

Even better would be the Westgate shopping mall shooting article. But even in the earliest form you can see that the person creating the stub had an idea what sort of structure would later be required. The user who created that stub has been active for around 5 years, though, so xe knew what would be wanted.