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Douchebag Wikipedia by Phil Mondor September 14, 2022
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wannabe wikipedia ass
when your ass is so fat its close enough to be compared to the index of the wikipedia page
meant to be a compliment
similar to “wow your ass is so cute”
meant to be a compliment
similar to “wow your ass is so cute”
wannabe wikipedia ass by rawr1975 March 12, 2023
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Look Up Snow On Wikipedia
Look Up Snow On Wikipedia is a phrase used when someone brings up the wiki page for a topic in an argument.
"Goku lost his tail to Yamcha."
"Actually, he lost his tail to Piccolo, i'm looking at it right now."
"Look up snow on wikipedia dude."
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Look Up Snow On Wikipedia by the codester March 7, 2024
Social Sciences of Wikipedia
The interdisciplinary study of Wikipedia as a social, cultural, and political phenomenon—beyond its surface as an encyclopedia. It applies sociology, anthropology, economics, and political science to understand how Wikipedia’s volunteer community produces knowledge, negotiates disputes, enforces norms, and reproduces power structures. Researchers examine edit wars, systemic bias, the gender gap, notability standards, and the role of algorithms in curation. The field treats Wikipedia not as a neutral repository but as a living social system where truth is constantly contested and collaboratively constructed.
Example: “Her research in the social sciences of Wikipedia showed that articles about Eastern European history were disproportionately shaped by a small group of highly active editors from a single country, not by neutral consensus.”
Sociology of Wikipedia
A focused branch within the social sciences of Wikipedia that examines the community dynamics, hierarchies, roles, and conflict resolution mechanisms of Wikipedia editors. It analyzes how newcomers are socialized, how power accumulates among a small group of “administrators,” how disputes are settled through mediation and arbitration, and how shared norms like neutral point of view (NPOV) are interpreted and enforced. The sociology of Wikipedia reveals that the “anyone can edit” ideal is shaped by unwritten rules, status systems, and cliques.
Example: “The sociology of Wikipedia uncovered that less than 1% of editors make over 70% of edits—a tiny elite steering the world’s largest encyclopedia.”
Sociology of Wikipedia
A focused branch within the social sciences of Wikipedia that examines the community dynamics, hierarchies, roles, and conflict resolution mechanisms of Wikipedia editors. It analyzes how newcomers are socialized, how power accumulates among a small group of “administrators,” how disputes are settled through mediation and arbitration, and how shared norms like neutral point of view (NPOV) are interpreted and enforced. The sociology of Wikipedia reveals that the “anyone can edit” ideal is shaped by unwritten rules, status systems, and cliques.
Example: “The sociology of Wikipedia uncovered that less than 1% of editors make over 70% of edits—a tiny elite steering the world’s largest encyclopedia.”
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.9.In Hindu mythology, Yama's father is Surya, the sun god, according to Wikipedia. His mother is Saranyu (also known as Sanjna), the goddess of consciousness.9.