As noted elsewhere, the droppable tombstone ratio is abnormal quite high. Major compactions are not a viable long-term strategy for this problem, but do result in a significant reduction to the droppable ratio, as well as reclaiming significant disk space.
The parsoid.html compactions are nearly complete, and since parsoid.data-parsoid is another high utilization table, we should run a pass of major compactions there as well.
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