The use of wikipedia medical articles as a doctor, for any purpose intended such as diagnose and/or medicate. This could be use to diagnose and treat from simple diseases as swine flu to complicated trastorns as depressed vagina.
Used to prescribe aspirin, prozac or morphine.
Person1: hey man, you shouldn't be automedicating.
Refers to the false feeling of superiority one gets from correcting someone else by looking something up online, despite the fact the person making the correction did not actually know the answer prior to looking it up. Especially applicable during board games involving trivia.
The correction must be delivered smugly as the term does not apply to genuine attempts to share accurate information.
A: "What is the largest country?"
B: "China."
A: "That's not the right answer."
A: "Well, what is it then?"
(A looks up the answer on a smart phone.)
A: Smugly replies, "It's Russia."
B: "Get off your wikipodium, you didn't know either."
the annoying habit that some people have of allowing wikipedia to permeate every facet of their life to the extent that they must draw a connection to wikipedia in every possible situation, appropriate or not.
A pejorative for any digital or print source of news (similar to the online encyclopedia Wikipedia) provides only surface-level or Establishment-approved information.
A scam from Jimmy Wales weirdo that cannot handle even news in any major country. Not to mention anything more verbose and important. It's full of wikinazis as well. Call the police.