wikiclick 

When you click a term in the current wiki page, read that page and click another link, read that page and click another link, read that page...

Shown in xkcd's "Tab Explosion"

My friend sent a link to 'Nightmare Fuel' on tvtropes and four hours of wikiclicking later, I was reading 'My Hovercraft is Full of Eels'

wikiclick by addicted to tvtropes.org April 28, 2012

wikilink 

An internet game where you come up with two random and unrelated terms. You then try to link the first term to the second through the links in definitions from www.wikipedia.com. No going backwards!

Pencil Sharpener to Chocolate

Pencil Sharpener --> School --> North America --> United States of America --> FDA --> Food --> Legumes --> Beans --> Cocoa Beans --> Chocolate

"Wikilink is intense"

Wikilink came from achamber

wikilink by Another Waldo December 12, 2004

Wikicracker 

Someone who categorically disputes the accuracy of Wikipedia without knowledge of specific examples. This person believes that Wikipedia is not a 'real encyclopedia' because it doesn't follow a traditional writing / editing process.

Even though Mike was an expert in barebacking, he was just plaing the roll of wikicracker by disputing the Wiki entry, since he didn't even bother reading what was written.

Wikicracker by Le Dutch November 7, 2006

Wikidick

A wikidick is the token douchebag know-it-all posting all over whatever thread you may be viewing. This person loves to correct everything you say down to minute grammar.

Although commonly mistaken for a troll, or a grammar nazi, you'll be happy to know there is now a distinct difference.

A wikidick is someone who achieves superficial satisfaction by stalking threads and correcting any or all posters by way of leeching the popular site "wikipedia."

see also: internet police, grammar police, faggot.

User 1.
I was trying to have a conversation when some troll whore started spamming me. He keeps saying that my understanding of Greek architecture is limited and frankly insulting.

User 2.
That's no troll whore. That's a wikidick who wants to be taken seriously

User 1.
oh...

Wikidick by Garbad the Coward January 5, 2009

wiklick 

Wiklicking is the act of browsing a Wikipedia article, and through other links of interest, digressing from the original topic and ending up on a topic of no relevence to the one you started on.

to wiklick is when you start out on the article for iPods, and end up on the page for Russian orthodox christianity,

wiklick by Babken September 10, 2008

Wikilinking 

The term used to describe the art of swinging from hyperlink to hyperlink within Wikipedia obtaining truly random and often useless facts about literally anything in the world. Reserved for the insatiable curiosity of digital drifters.

John: I was wikilinking yesterday starting with "Galaxy" and within a few minutes ended up on "Twerking"
Jane: Get a life or go sleep on the couch

Wikilinking by TripleA87 September 20, 2013

wikikicking 

When someone famous (celebrity, sportstar, singer) does something dumb to piss off a whole crowd of people, that whole crowd of people start editing their Wikipedia page, ripping into them, slagging them off or generally calling them names.

The name calling is usually edited off pretty fast but can usually be seen in the pages' history.

On 12 September 2009, James Martin (a chef) wrote a car review for the Daily Mail, slagging off cyclists and calling them "herbal tea-drinking, Harriet Harman-voting" but also boasted he put sheer terror into them by driving past and honking his horn.

Chaos ensued with people (cyclists?) editing his Wikipedia page giving him a good wikikicking. Various comments were made including this one:

"Following publication of an article in the Sunday Mail in September 2009, it was unanimously decided by the general public that James Martin was a fat fat c*nt, with an overriding insecurity about his very small p*n*s, who looks like Jabba the hut whenever he attempts a faux smile thanks to his tripple chins"

... as well as a number of people changing the word 'cook' for 'cock'.

This angered Bradley Wiggins a 2 time Cycling Gold Medalist in 2008. One of his Twitter statuses was:

"James Martin TV chef, The word cock springs to mind, stick to Ready Steady Twat mate"

wikikicking by pie3 September 16, 2009