Wikidrift is the process in which you proceed through different topics only by using the links available on that certain page.
It usually occurs when the other topic is of more interest to yourself than the one you are currently viewing, having a higher occurance when one is studying.
A human being who has evolved further from his or her Homo Sapiens species and who relies upon a larger extended virtual digital brain, predominantly filled with free and open knowledgeware such as Wikipedia, that is stored on the cloud servers of the internet. A Homo Wikiens use his real brain more efficiently for logical and subjective processing and keep it less occupied of information that can be sourced from internet or books.
The next stage of evolution of mankind from Homo Sapiens to Homo Wikiens can not be ascertained as purely biological as the civilization has critically influenced and disturbed the patterns of 'natural selection' and 'survival of the fittest'.
Those that follow the request(s) by Stephen ColbertThe Colbert Report blindly changing wikiality to his way of thought ever changing historical truth. Oh well it's a better way to go than what we've been doing ..
Pronouced "WICK-EE-BEAR"
to read a book(usally a famous book and usally done for school) by checking its entry on Wikipeida to learn the plot, beging, middle, end and all the other key points without readin for hours on end
A race in which players try to reach a destination page from a starting page on wikipedia using wikilinks(the blue links). Category bars and disambiguations are fair game if agreed upon beforehand. The back button, find function, the all pages special page, and dates are NOT allowed.