Ethan, the researcher, was too afraid of researching what a punky brewster is. He pulled a Wikipedia style.
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Wikipedia, where 'collaboration' mostly depends on your edit count (bigger edit count=more power/influence) and where there's no way to verify the credentials of the most prolific (and often the highest count/most powerful) anonymous admins/editors who literally gatekeep articles
It's like the Facebook/Reddit misinformation algorithm but worse, cz Google and everyone else blindly follows and recommend it
It's like the Facebook/Reddit misinformation algorithm but worse, cz Google and everyone else blindly follows and recommend it
by Hello-553669 February 23, 2026
Get the Wikipedia mug.A game you play on wikipedia.org when you're exceptionally bored. It has two variants:
1. Start on any topic, scroll a bit, and click on the first hyperlink you see. Either repeat for a certain amount of time (say 10 or 15 minutes, but can be more or less) or for a certain number of clicks (usually in the 20-click range but can be more or less) and see where you end up.
2. Start on any topic and try to get to any other topic (called the destination) in under a certain amount of clicks (7 is good to start). Common destinations include Jesus, Nazi Germany, USA, ect. Basically, any well-known/really annoying thing is a perfect destination.
Once you get to your end article, either read it or play again, starting from your new article.
1. Start on any topic, scroll a bit, and click on the first hyperlink you see. Either repeat for a certain amount of time (say 10 or 15 minutes, but can be more or less) or for a certain number of clicks (usually in the 20-click range but can be more or less) and see where you end up.
2. Start on any topic and try to get to any other topic (called the destination) in under a certain amount of clicks (7 is good to start). Common destinations include Jesus, Nazi Germany, USA, ect. Basically, any well-known/really annoying thing is a perfect destination.
Once you get to your end article, either read it or play again, starting from your new article.
"I'm actually bored up my ass rn"
"dude just do Wikipedia hopscotch. you'll be sitting there for hours."
"wow thanks man" "this is so fun"
"dude just do Wikipedia hopscotch. you'll be sitting there for hours."
"wow thanks man" "this is so fun"
by someone malignant January 22, 2025
Get the Wikipedia hopscotch mug.A den of washed-up internet trolls who care more about doxxing the volunteers who edit Wikipedia than having a life. Much like a middle-aged divorcee, the average WPO dweller has nothing better to do than stew in their own hatred, obsessively stalk the very website they claim to hate (and, in many cases, are banned from), and cloak their absurd behaviour as "concern" for the site itself.
"I won't top sockpuppeting until Bbb23 and his little cabal of wikidictators unblock me and apologise to me! They still haven't discovered my VPNs that I use to ban evade"
"Dude are you alright? You sound like you've been on Wikipediocracy again."
"Dude are you alright? You sound like you've been on Wikipediocracy again."
by wtell746 January 23, 2025
Get the Wikipediocracy mug.Wikipedia is absolutely dreadful.
by an anonymous dissident March 3, 2025
Get the Wikipedia mug.The whole fking system is totally gamed from top to bottom. Just like everything else (chrome, Gemini AI results)
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