It appears I can not edit the wiki. But I can clarify one item.

Regarding "Indexed memory accesses that implicitly scale the index by SEW/8":
Explanation: In scientific sparse matrix codes (and perhaps also DNN codes), sparse matrices are represented by column indices of non-zero values. In such cases, the loaded indices must be converted to element address offsets by scaling (left shifting) the indices by 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 positions. For eg: if SEW=32, then scale the indices by 4 (left shift by 2). The idea of the instruction capability is to specify this scaling behavior -- it is not always desirable to have scaling going on, so there needs to be a way for the instruction to specify if and what scaling is to be done. Note that this scaling operation is tied to vector loads that load the index data and not to the indexed vector loads that use these (now-scaled) indices.

I am not sure what Andrew had in mind regarding the other index width topic listed.

Since I can not edit the wiki, I have to raise another item for 64-bit encoding: vector reduction destination. Would it be possible to specify vector reduction destination explicitly in the instruction rather than always the implicit vd[0]?