Definitions by Fake Marcus Ansell

Conservapedia

A term that refers to a legendary branding blunder or terrible advertising decision where an organization makes a name that sounds good, accidentally naming themselves after something entirely ordinary or hilarious in another language. It is derived from the accidental compound of the prefix 'conservas-' (gourmet tinned fish) and the suffix '-pedia' (encyclopedia), meaning it literally translates to 'Gourmet Tinned Fish Encyclopedia.'

That company tried to name their software something deep, but it means 'trash can' in Japanese. That's a bad name; it's a total Conservapedia.

Conservapedia by Fake Marcus Ansell July 30, 2026