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Wikipedia mod

The pinnacle of human evolution , the biggest pp in the universe (if you disagree u have smol pp)

they get all the girls and men and are the highest form of chad.
these are wikipedia mods
Wikipedia mod by kfcpotasium March 22, 2021

wikipedia genius 

That douchebag whole spends all day on Wikipedia and then thinks they're the smartest person in the world when in reality they're probably just reciting words and have know idea what they mean.

Most prominantly seen when teachers/professors present new material and the wikipedia genius has to blab out the first paragraph of the wikipedia page about it. After commended for being so smart they are usually asked a more in-depth question and have no clue about it.
I swear if that wikipedia genius acts like he's smarter than me I'm gonna smash his laptop and then we'll see who knows more.

wikipedia train 

when someone randomly clicks on the blue highlighted words on a wiki article until he/she feels they are reading about something completely unrelated to the original article.
I took a wikipedia train from Phantom Limb to Ceramics.

Wikipedia face 

noun. it's a "thing" -- that unsatisfied grimace one gives or receives when Wikipedia is presented as a reliable source for information. The emoticon equivalent is >:\
Eileen: I went to the library for help finding information on Vedic chanting and the librarian sent me to Wikipedia.
Sam: THEY DID WHAT?!
Eileen: Yeah, I gave them the Wikipedia face >:\
Wikipedia face by TeamJizzless April 25, 2013

Wikipedia Famous 

When you have achieved fame enough that you name and bio can be found on Wikipedia.
"Kurt Loder is Wikipedia famous, who knew"
"Only cool people are Wikipedia famous"
"Your a nobody if your not at least Wikipedia Famous"

Wikipedia Brown

A person who fancies himself an expert in many things but whose expertise derives largely or solely from the internet. The shallowness of his/her knowledge base is often betrayed by obvious factual errors. (The antithesis of "Encyclopedia Brown", the fictional boy detective in the eponymous literary series.)
Jim: Did you know that scientists found vestigial wings in a mummified komodo dragon?

Hal: You're a real Wikipedia Brown.
Wikipedia Brown by Wes Tent January 15, 2007