Wikipedia Vandalism

Wikipedia vandalism is an act of course where the user will add an irrelevant comment, remove all the text, replacing the text, adding links etc, which have nothing to do with the original article.

Person 1: Why the fuck are there Mario links on the fucking Sonic page on Wikipedia?

Person 2: Some faggot did Wikipedia Vandalism again.

by WE HATE YOU TOTTENHAM October 18, 2016

wikifeet

A foot fetish website where you can see, rate (using a 1-5 star system), and post photos of the feet of female celebrities. There’s also WikiFeet Men which is the exact same thing but with male celebrities.

Guy 1: “Damn I’m feeling horny, better go to WikiFeet”
Guy 2: “You have a foot fetish? That’s kinda weird for me, but alright do what you wanna do”

by nlolhere August 2, 2020

Urban Wikipedia

n. A hypothetical future version of Urban Dictionary in which it is innundated by entries that are not so much definitions of words as they are extended, elborate, and baffling encyclopedia-style entries on pointless minutae (see wikipedia).

"Entries on characters from Stargate SG1? When did this turn into Urban Wikipedia?"

"Who the fuck keeps submitting these tracklistings of The Who albums? This is Urban Dictionary, not Urban Wikipedia."

by Doctor Cyclops September 18, 2006

Wikipedia

A project to create the most accurate and complete free-content encyclopedia on the Internet. Written as a collaboration of users across the Internet. Basically, the UrbanDictionary.com version of an encyclopedia, without the witless comments.

An article on Wikipedia helped me write my Astronomy paper.

by Steven January 1, 2004

wikibinge

When you read lots of Wikipedia articles in a row. Usually done by simply following links in text to other atricles.

Arrrgh. I'm so tired after that 6 am wikibinge last night.

by Doktorfunk January 31, 2006

wikinoument

The part after a movie's over when you read its wikipedia entry to look up random trivia or plot details you might have missed.

ex1: Man, the wikinoument for Eraserhead was amazing. I had no idea that George Lucas asked David Lynch to direct the first Star Wars.

ex2: I don't feel fully satisfied with a movie until the wikinoument. That's when I find relevant backstory or interesting things that happened in pre-production.

by Philosophistry December 7, 2009

Wikipedia Daisy Chain

the act of following links through the website "Wikipedia" for an extended period of time (usually through various subjects)

Generally used as a noun

I was going to attend my classes, but I got caught up in a Wikipedia daisy chain that was far more interesting and informative.

by Cenizo October 21, 2009