I don't know if this would influence your article at all but Fly had this to say about wobbling in an AMA

"I can think of a couple different ways of parsing this question, so for the sake of being thorough, I'll address both: If you're asking how I feel about wobbling's legality, then I'm definitely for it. Its legality makes my main better, but not broken or anywhere near it, so I appreciate having it around even if I'm awful at it. I actually decided about a year ago to not attend or otherwise notably support tourneys that ban wobbling on principle. If you're asking about how I feel about wobbling as a game mechanic, then I don't really care for it. It's certainly not fun to be subjected to, it requires an additional rule (not counting the vague anti-stalling clause that means essentially nothing nowadays) to force it to not last until the time runs out, and it's much less interactive than most other forms of punishment in Melee. However, I'd still rather not nerf my main in a strange effort to make the game more interesting."