I was looking at the Wikipedia article for Belted Plaid and it seemed a bit...off.

I'll ignore the unprofessional air this article has (it reads more like a book than an encyclopedia article), but some of the facts just seemed wrong. Example:
The belted plaid, as we shall refer to it henceforth, was a standard item of men's Highland dress from the late 16th century until the middle of the 18th century.
Also, they refer to this:

as a "Historical re-enactor"

Another thing; in the section "The Kilt at Highland Games Today", the author lambasts modern Highland Games for their lack of Belted Plaids. IMOP, Highland Games are for celebration of Scottish Culture, not fantasy. Don't get me wrong, I am a big fan of reenactors and think they are very fun and educational to have at Highland Games, but to call it "ironic" that everybody is wearing modern kilts instead of Belted Plaids is just ignorant. That's like saying it's ironic that we're not all dressed like minute men during the 4th of July.

What are your thoughts?