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.

Wikiate by Seb13 January 22, 2009

Wikitelligence 

Function: noun

1: the apparent ability to understand unlimited disparate subject matters, but only to the level explained on Wikipedia.

Function: adjective

1. Wikitelligent: having or indicating an apparently high degree of intelligence and/or mental capacity but, in reality, only having a Wikipedia page level command of the subject.

Function: noun

My boss seemingly displays a high level of intelligence with his command over almost any subject but, after fact-checking his positions on Google, I discovered he only has Wikitelligence.

Function: adjective

My boss expects to dominate people in any discussion, trying to demonstrate his command over any topic but, if you fact-check his statements on Google, you'll discover he's only Wikitelligent.

Wikitelligence by TomWagner February 5, 2010

Wikintellectual

A person, usually on the internet, who only reads Wikipedia articles and considers himself well-versed and enlightened in any given subject.

Generally in the 17-22 age bracket and claims to read genuine books.

Wow, that guy is such a Wikintellectual. Does he even know that he that Wikipedia article he just quoted has no citations or sources?

Wikintellectual by Druq February 1, 2007

wikate 

When someone hates how another person looks up everything on Wikipedia

My bobita wikates it when I wiki everything.

wikate by antonio1222 February 9, 2009

wikitellectual 

A person who gets most of their knowledge from Wikipedia or other Wiki sources.

Today's college students have a tendency toward being wikitellectuals rather than true intellectuals.

I can always tell my good students from my wikitellectuals, their bibliographies actual include a book or two!

wikitellectual by docroc March 19, 2014

Wikitelligence 

wik-ee-tel-i-juh ns

noun

1. The ability to pass off excerpts copy and pasted from Wikipedia as genuine knowledge and/or sincere opinion.

2. The inability to function within the first level of Bloom’s Taxonomy without first consulting Wikipedia.

When asked his Wikitelligence Quotient (WQ), he responded, “Hold on, let me go check Wikipedia .”

Wikitelligence by donniebell March 20, 2015

wikiterf 

a wikipedia admin on a power trip.

you can be a long time or a new editor to feel the sting of a wikiterf. the term wikiterf is a portmanteau of Wiki (short for Wikipedia) and TERF (trans-exclusionary radical feminist). This "admin" differs from the usual admin or a long-time contributor. A wikiterf has no common sense, is a semi-Karen and feels the need to override every article with the excuse that "this page needs references". Really, what they're doing is unrolling your hard work, because they believe in the bias that they are somehow better than you, because they've been on Wikipedia longer and .

Why does this differ? There are admins who will even go as far as adding references for you, help you and contribute, and generally won't act like dickheads who own the place by removing content that is actually useful. They appreciate that you're a volunteer and you're not perfect - a wikiterf will remove your content, put it into a draft and not review your submission, and will argue with you why he's right on your talk page.

Not every sentence on Wikipedia has to have a reference, but a wikiterf will find the most obscure books on most obscure topics in a bid to assert their dominance and completely ignore your voluntary input. No wonder people don't want to edit Wikipedia?

person 1: I've just been adding an article about hanky panky on Wikipedia, and this admin terfed my article!
person 2: why?
person 1: because he's an absolute wikiterf!

wikiterf by sudfyuh1995 June 11, 2022