Wikipedia cop

A person, usually a wikipedia administrator, that prowles wikipedia looking for errors and vandalism. These people usually have no sense of humor and strive to keep wikipedia the most boring encyclopedia ever.

Me: I made a change to Wikipeda that said that I ruled France and Sarkozy was a man whore. Some bastard Wikipedia Cop changed it before anyone could get a laugh, tho.

by Thatawsomeguy1 March 8, 2009

wikipedian god

A religious figure based on texts which have been edited and revised, thereby becoming a "New and Improved" god over time.

The King James Version of the Bible was part of the process of making a wikipedian god.

by Transylvanianfish October 16, 2013

WikiMedia

A pejorative for any digital or print source of news (similar to the online encyclopedia Wikipedia) provides only surface-level or Establishment-approved information.

In a contemporary Western context, it is used alongside or in place of the term "Mainstream Media".

Skylar: "Hey Kevin, did you hear that our President is secretly a Russian foreign agent?"

Kevin: "You have to stop listening to the WikiMedia before its too late."

by Bobbyd123 March 23, 2022

Wikimedia

A scam from Jimmy Wales weirdo that cannot handle even news in any major country. Not to mention anything more verbose and important. It's full of wikinazis as well. Call the police.

- Google it n00b
- *Reads outdated half-assed crap* Me read. Me knowledge. Me donate Wikimedia.

by Barkingdog October 5, 2023

wikipediADD

searching for one item on wikipedia that then rapidly leads to entry after entry of things you don't want to know or even care about

I think I have wikipediADD.

I was searching for information on a band I like and somehow ended up on turnips and carbon dioxide and fruit loops.

by wikipediaddict March 12, 2010

wikipedial

Looking up something on Wikipedia.

What's The Catcher in the Rye about?

Just wikipedial it, you'll see.

by Korenai December 6, 2010

Wikimpeding

The act of looking up a Wikipedia article either aimlessly or for a specific purpose (academia, research, etc.), and subsequently becoming engrossed in random articles ensuing from one's clicking of new links in each article that somehow sparked their interest; thus impeding your original efforts or simply prolonging them unnecessarily. Will often result in entire afternoons or evenings wasted, which were originally intended to be spent studying or doing something more productive- although one may have learned a few cool things in the process.

It can probably be attributed to Wikipedia's simplicity, vast information archives, and aesthetic value.

See also: procrasturbation

Cletus: Damn! I was just looking up the wikipedia article on quantum mechanics to get some ideas to help me start my research paper...now here I am 28 pages and 4 hours later on the article for the Shaq-Kobe feud.

Jimmy Wales: Wikimpeding strikes again! Muahahahahahaha!

by Longrod Von Hugedong March 4, 2013