Wikitunity

An opportunity to look up a fact on Wikipedia. Wikitunities often occur in the context of settling a dispute, or enhancing a conversation with friends. See also googletunity.

Friend 1 "Mitt Romney's first name is Mitten."
Friend 2 "What?! No way. That's ridiculous."
Friend 1 "Oh really? Then what's his first name?"
Friend 2 "I don't know, but I know it's not Mitten. Let's take this wikitunity to find out the truth."

by Sierra Eastbourne April 12, 2009

wikitivity

the activity of editing or otherwise working on Wikipedia.

I'm pretty tempted to edit the article, though I usually just restrict my wikitivity to vandal-squishing.

by Dr. Heywood R. Floyd January 12, 2008

wikiality

Wikiality may be defined as: "An entry on wikipedia that enough people agree with becomes the truth. Anyone can logon and change it, and then it becomes wikiality."

Derivation: from wikipedia and reality

Term first used on the satirical news program "The Colbert Report" by Stephen Colbert, 7-31-06

"Any show that has a longer segment on truthness than lutherans has its priorities straigth" "Anyone can logon and change it, and if enough people agree with it, it becomes truth" "Wikiality"

by kerojack September 8, 2008

Wikiality

A word coined by Stephen Colbert of the Colbert Report meaning Wikipedia's reality. Anything said by wikipedia, which may or may not be contrary to actual reality. A Democracy on facts.

Wikipedia (Wikiality): Albert Einstein was a pantheist.

Einstein (Reality): It was, of course, a lie what you read about my religious convictions, a lie which is being systematically repeated. I do not believe in a personal God and I have never denied this but have expressed it clearly.

by Revelations Per Minute August 1, 2006

wikiality

the redefining of reality by consensus of opinion.

the number of elephants has tripled was not "true" when stated and now is by way of wikiality

by anastacio chapa iv December 6, 2006

wikiality

A bullshit idea coined by those who are too incompetent and lazy to bother critically analyzing their information sources, and so they would rather get their information from printed encyclopedias, which as everyone knows are absolutely never wrong or biased in any way.

Elephant population tripled according to Wikipedia, so that's wikiality. Of course, that entry lasted for about 20 minutes before it was edited and has remained correct since... but proving Wikipedia works is the same as proving it doesn't.

by Er-ric February 10, 2007

wikiality

A reality that is agreed upon by the majority of society. It was first mentioned on 'The Colbert Report' as tonight's (8-1-06) 'The Word.'

Stephen: The number of elephants in Africa has tripled in the last three months. And 5,000,000,000 out of 6,000,000,000 people agree with me.

Jon: That's one crazy wikiality, Stephen. Just crazy.

by William S. Crowly XVI August 1, 2006