Dumb Shit on Wikipedia

[Lucille Bluth]

One of the users I’ll always remember is "KyleJoan". Like many Wikipedia users, they stalk pages that interest them and quickly revert of change any edit that they feel are "wrong". They've deemed information to be "unneeded" and sources to be "unreliable" or "improper" for no reason then citing some B.S Wikipedia policy. Even though many pages that they frequent probably break the same rules.

Obviously, they claim to be gender fluid", "white & nerdy" and that they “believe in magic”.

Here's their old user page:

User:KyleJoan - Wikipedia

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The "new" and "improved" version:

 

[Corpun]

Christine Chandler - Wikipedia

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Did Chris finally get an article confirming to troon lunacy? Oh wait this is some random literal who politician for New Mexico.

One of the users I’ll always remember is "KyleJoan". Like many Wikipedia users, they stalk pages that interest them and quickly revert of change any edit that they feel are "wrong". They've deemed information to be "unneeded" and sources to be "unreliable" or "improper" for no reason then citing some B.S Wikipedia policy. Even though many pages that they frequent probably break the same rules.

Obviously, they claim to be gender fluid", "white & nerdy" and that they “believe in magic”.

Here's their old user page:

User:KyleJoan - Wikipedia

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The "new" and "improved" version:
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Wikipedos need institutionalized. I don't understand how they can religiously obsess over a handful of topics and post their pronouns and not make themselves look like entitled cunts to everyone outside of their little club.

 

[Corpun]

Sorry for double post, but it seems GW may have a reddit account, otherwise this is a troll. I'm going to doublepost this onto the Chris Chan topic as well.

Gorilla_Warfare1 (u/Gorilla_Warfare1) - Reddit

u/Gorilla_Warfare1:

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Found this account while I was on the Chris Chan subreddit, attachments below. The name instantly drew alarm bells.

This is either a troll or actually her, if so then she seems to be paying close attention to Chris, she even links a topic she presumably made on Wikipedia

Wikipedia:Increase your chances - Wikipedia

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[NerdShamer]

After looking at some of their posts, I'm inclined to believe that this is an impersonator.

 

[BootlegPopeye]

Yeah, it's not her. GW has a passive aggressive style of writing, that impostor sounds like some leftypol refugee.

 

[murgatroid]

Swastika - Wikipedia

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Article has an extensive history of the use of swastikas across many different cultures and people across the world during many different eras of human history. (including Europe)

...but when Nazi's use it. It's cultural appropriation.

 

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User:Dan Carkner - Wikipedia

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I find wiki autism fascinating. Here is a guy who writes giant articles about early 20th century Indonesian newspapers and journalists and early 20th century Jewish musicians. He is practically the only contributor to most of these pages.

Swastika - Wikipedia

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Article has an extensive history of the use of swastikas across many different cultures and people across the world during many different eras of human history. (including Europe)

...but when Nazi's use it. It's cultural appropriation.

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I mean it kind of is, given the Nazis are using the swastika in a totally different context than their ancestors would have. Most all political symbols are, like the United States using the bald eagle (or pretty much every other republic that uses an eagle as a symbol) is ripping off the ancient Roman Republic. The thing is though, it's not an issue because there's nothing wrong with cultural appropriation in that context, or really in most any context as long as you aren't doing something stupid (i.e. a lot of New Age/plastic shaman bullshit). Since it's not an issue, why bring it up?

 

[Maldavius Figtree]

I mean it kind of is, given the Nazis are using the swastika in a totally different context than their ancestors would have. Most all political symbols are, like the United States using the bald eagle (or pretty much every other republic that uses an eagle as a symbol) is ripping off the ancient Roman Republic. The thing is though, it's not an issue because there's nothing wrong with cultural appropriation in that context, or really in most any context as long as you aren't doing something stupid (i.e. a lot of New Age/plastic shaman bullshit). Since it's not an issue, why bring it up?

If you don't reject the retarded idea of "cultural appropriation" outright, you're part of the problem - let alone the fact that this concept is only ever used to vilify everything wypipo do.

 

[Corpun]

Swastika - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Article has an extensive history of the use of swastikas across many different cultures and people across the world during many different eras of human history. (including Europe)

...but when Nazi's use it. It's cultural appropriation.

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So they're saying it's ok for me to sell Swastika necklaces so long as they're Hindu or something?

 

[gooseberry-picker]

One of the users I’ll always remember is "KyleJoan". Like many Wikipedia users, they stalk pages that interest them and quickly revert of change any edit that they feel are "wrong". They've deemed information to be "unneeded" and sources to be "unreliable" or "improper" for no reason then citing some B.S Wikipedia policy. Even though many pages that they frequent probably break the same rules.

Obviously, they claim to be gender fluid", "white & nerdy" and that they “believe in magic”.

Here's their old user page:

User:KyleJoan - Wikipedia

web.archive.org

The "new" and "improved" version:
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People like this make me irrationally angry. They make me seethe with internet rage

 

[Gilgamesh]

Talk:Kiwi Farms - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I love looking at people who don't know what they're talking about.

 

[Branchland Count]

Pot, meet Kettle.

 

[murgatroid]

 

[Corpun]

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I wonder how many times GamerGay gets mentioned?

Also obligatory:

 

[NerdShamer]

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Which page is this from?

And the working from home bit is kind of insurmountable, given that everyone would have to take home an hard drive with a fraction of the game on it.

 

[Well Intentioned]

So I ended up on the Wiki article for "grilled cheese" today (don't ask.)

Grilled cheese - Wikipedia

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Some restaurants, food carts and food trucks in the United States specialize in the grilled cheese sandwich. The Grilled Cheese Grill restaurants are a combination of reclaimed vehicle and food cart restaurants that focus on gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches in Portland, Oregon.[5] The Grilled Cheese Truck is an American food truck company serving gourmet "chef driven" grilled cheese sandwiches.[6] The company started in Los Angeles, California in 2009, and has since expanded throughout Southern California, Phoenix, San Antonio and Austin.[6] The American Grilled Cheese Kitchen is a restaurant in San Francisco, California that specializes in the sandwich.

I found the focus on Portland, San Fran and California in general for something as innocuous as a grilled cheese sandwich to be dumb as hell.

 

[murgatroid]

So I ended up on the Wiki article for "grilled cheese" today (don't ask.)

Grilled cheese - Wikipedia

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I found the focus on Portland, San Fran and California in general for something as innocuous as a grilled cheese sandwich to be dumb as hell.

Why do these specific companies get free advertising on wikipedia? I know at least 1 grilled cheese focused eatery in my city. There must be tens or hundreds of them.

Which page is this from?

And the working from home bit is kind of insurmountable, given that everyone would have to take home an hard drive with a fraction of the game on it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_in_video_games

 

[discombobulate]

I unironically imagine Bkissin as a soyjak.

There's a pic from a link on his old page.

If I remember correctly, Gorilla Warfare figured very heavily in the Gamer Gate mess on Wikipedia, maybe even being a driving figure in the failed "get more women in Wikipedia and yell at that conservative guy (Malleus? Eric something) who doesn't play nice" passion play.

 

[BootlegPopeye]

There's a pic from a link on his old page.

If I remember correctly, Gorilla Warfare figured very heavily in the Gamer Gate mess on Wikipedia, maybe even being a driving figure in the failed "get more women in Wikipedia and yell at that conservative guy (Malleus? Eric something) who doesn't play nice" passion play.

She did, and basically every topic about whatever right-wing villain/group internet leftists are obsessing about will be from her perspective (this includes KF despite our varied political views, she seems to monitor the article). Definitely worth keeping an eye on that cunt.

 

[Corpun]

There's a pic from a link on his old page.

If I remember correctly, Gorilla Warfare figured very heavily in the Gamer Gate mess on Wikipedia, maybe even being a driving figure in the failed "get more women in Wikipedia and yell at that conservative guy (Malleus? Eric something) who doesn't play nice" passion play.

He looks like that le poljak face that /Leftypol/ was shilling on /pol/.

She did, and basically every topic about whatever right-wing villain/group internet leftists are obsessing about will be from her perspective (this includes KF despite our varied political views, she seems to monitor the article). Definitely worth keeping an eye on that cunt.

One of her wiki articles she lists as an achievement is some literal who white nationalist buzzword who's professions involve being a federal informant, I'm not making this up.

Also high GW, if you lurk on this thread. Feel free to make an account and help us laugh at retarded shit on Wikipedia.