wikiocracy

1. rule by amateurs 2. tyranny of an amateur minority 3. incompetent minority in a position of authority, usually trusted

Inaccuracies found on Wikipedia frequently persist despite expert contributions due to the aggressive editing of the wikiocracy.

by panopticon7 January 1, 2009

wikipissed

The act of feeling outraged when you are not defined on Wikipedia

Steve Jobs: I was so wikipissed when the iPhone wasn't on Wikipedia yet!

by Richard Songster July 6, 2008

Wikifriend

A friend whose mind or opinion on something can be changed simply by an opposing comment.

Bill: That movie wasn't too amazing.

Kiefer: I thought it was pretty good.

Bill: Yeah, me too.

Kiefer: Nice to have a wikifriend like you.

by Tamer Sutherland October 9, 2008

Wikiate

To promote as fact information that is patently wrong, and comes from an unreliable or suspect source.

Don't believe anything John says about pop music. He doesn't have a clue, but will wikiate at every opportunity. Last week he said the Guess Who split off from the Who.

by Seb13 January 22, 2009

wikibating

When someone edits their own wikipedia page. If a wikipedia page includes so many details that only a major stalker would have written it, or it whitewashes negative aspects of a person's life, it was probably wikibated.

"Surely no one's that big a fan to know that much about Steve Sax. He's obviously been wikibating."

by Sic Em February 5, 2009

wikivandalism

Deliberately altering or deleting information on Wikipedia or other online encyclopedias to cause confusion or misguidance.

"I totally screwed those lazy fxxkers up who c&p everything from wikipedia for that last paper."
"But that's wikivandalism!"

by mitual February 5, 2009

wikipoop

Randomly browse Wikipedia while sitting on a toilet.

Rather than read magazines, Bob wikipoops when visiting a bathroom.

by RainGuy December 15, 2009