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Second, the ability to split up articles into separate pages has indeed been needed for a very long time, especially with regards to monster articles like my game reviews. I would still like readers to be provided with the option to load up all the pages of an article and view them as one page, however.
I can quite clearly remember that it was far more convenient for me to wait a little bit longer back when my internet connection was weaker to get a full article to load than it was for me to deal with isolated page loads on broken up articles.
All of this depends on the ease that such a task could be accomplished, of course.