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I'll be surprised if they don't lock down the alt-right article to admin edits only soon. This is having the potential to be Gamergate multiplied by 1000 in terms of an edit war.
Dumb Shit on Wikipedia
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Ryulong * 1,000 would either yield infinite milk or give me a cerebral hemorrhage. Probably both.
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If you don't watch wrestling, one of the most polarizing wrestlers lately has been Roman Reigns.
Wikipedia has an article on Roman's hatedom.
Wikipedia has an article on Roman's hatedom.
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Why is this a separate article and not a sub-section?
If it can't be in the actual article because of BLP, it shouldn't be a separate article, and just shouldn't be there at all.
Also you phoneposting fags need to quit linking to mobile versions of articles.
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An article about people criticizing a wrestler's persona. 142 citations.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persona_and_reception_of_Roman_Reigns
Edit: Fuck, Late.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persona_and_reception_of_Roman_Reigns
Edit: Fuck, Late.
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Homu
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Articles about foods I thought were a joke.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast_sandwich
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mushroom_ketchup
(This one stands out to me because the picture they used looks like shit in a cup)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast_sandwich
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mushroom_ketchup
(This one stands out to me because the picture they used looks like shit in a cup)
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I don't think this has been posted yet, but we all have to admire the heading picture for "Quick time event".
This is supposed to represent an in-game screenshot of a quick-time event in a video game. Out of all the hundreds of examples in popular games, they had to make their own mediocre version.
This is supposed to represent an in-game screenshot of a quick-time event in a video game. Out of all the hundreds of examples in popular games, they had to make their own mediocre version.
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I didn't know Wikipedia had been a loli this whole time.
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I don't think this has been posted yet, but we all have to admire the heading picture for "Quick time event".
This is supposed to represent an in-game screenshot of a quick-time event in a video game. Out of all the hundreds of examples in popular games, they had to make their own mediocre version.
Press X to ... what? Start the game?
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Press X to donate the meager cost of a cup of coffee to wikipedia. If everyone pressed X, the ball would reach the goal.
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So not circle? The diagram was WAY off.
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This isn't actually Dumb Shit on Wikipedia. It's actually really good text on Wikipedia.
"After his death, Satie's friends discovered an apartment replete with squalor and chaos."
This is just worded really well and is exactly what you would have expected to find in Erik Satie's apartment after he died.
Also if you don't know who Erik Satie was, you should. Here's a starter.
"After his death, Satie's friends discovered an apartment replete with squalor and chaos."
This is just worded really well and is exactly what you would have expected to find in Erik Satie's apartment after he died.
Also if you don't know who Erik Satie was, you should. Here's a starter.
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Why does Wikipedia allow random drawings of historical figures who don't have a picture uploaded? I know that copyright issues prevent certain leaders from having their actual photos uploaded, but if you're going to allow "fan art" of leaders, it better be really fucking good, like the picture they have of Kim Jong-un on his article.
Case in point, this picture of an early president of Honduras. Not something I'd expect to see on a serious website like Wikipedia.
Case in point, this picture of an early president of Honduras. Not something I'd expect to see on a serious website like Wikipedia.
Pseudo Intellectual
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completely biased wiki about gamergate, im completely unsurprised though tbh.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamergate_controversy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamergate_controversy
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Check any remotely related GG article, it is full of sources that wouldn't be considered reliable about fucking anything else. Recommendations Zoe Quinn and John Walker Flynt, oh wait, Brianna Wu.
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Why does Wikipedia allow random drawings of historical figures who don't have a picture uploaded? I know that copyright issues prevent certain leaders from having their actual photos uploaded, but if you're going to allow "fan art" of leaders, it better be really fucking good, like the picture they have of Kim Jong-un on his article.
Case in point, this picture of an early president of Honduras. Not something I'd expect to see on a serious website like Wikipedia.
Edgar Allen Poe evidently suffered from hydrocephaly.
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That's at least somewhat better than the fucked up porn by "seedfeeder" inserted into random articles almost always of some white dude blowing a load on some Asian chick's face.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seedfeeder
He actually became notorious enough to end up with his own article.