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may annoy the reader, particularly when a repeated point that has already been repeated is repeated again, to the point of annoyance. It has been said by some that writing of this type also may include from time to time a number of more or less somewhat vague phrases. It is noteworthy to note that redundancy is an excellent, first-rate and high quality strategy or tactic for getting trivial articles fluffed up enough so that they pass the

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8371:. A small, mentally ill brotherhood of people (who coincidentally happen to have all lived near a peacock at some point in their life) feel these wonderful, glowing terms are not appropriate for peacocks, and cry out against such terms in shrill, plaintive voices reminiscent of a cry for help. Their equivalent abound on Knowledge, to the dismay of all those who strive to incorporate appropriately accurate adjectives to articles on glorious 6010: 6823: 5952: 1886: 5167: 2494: 26: 8385: 6436: 12623: 12443: 3729: 3377: 1721: 3281: 1056: 12987: 9871: 971:. A place where administrators and other editors consider reports of various incidents on Knowledge, engaging in lofty, open-minded discussion, presenting reasoned, rational arguments, and listening to one another with tolerance and good will, before reaching a consensual decision to block anyone who steps out of line. The largest fire hydrant in the kennel. 11049:, The Truth is a vital aim of Knowledge which must be sought above all else. Therefore edit-warring, incivility are all sorts of other tactics are justified in your pursuit of this noble goal. People who oppose you are clearly deluded. Bots who oppose you are wrongly programmed. So set forth and save Knowledge from the lies that encompass it! 9808:"The editor I have just reverted is an incompetent fucking arsehole, and I would dearly love to say so honestly, as if Knowledge permitted an open and free exchange of ideas, but 'Civility' restrictions, and their self-appointed enforcers, prevent me from doing so other than through this bland, condescending, hypocritical, soporific phrase." 8121:: "You come across two fictional editors having a dispute on an article that doesn't exist. Editor 'A' has attributes that correspond to no real editor I know, while editor 'B' has different attributes that fail to correspond with reality either. If all history is relative, there can be no such thing as existence. True or false?" 8904:. Editors who find themselves in disagreement with an administrator are advised to surrender immediately, otherwise a preventative block is almost inevitable. Insufficient breast-beating after a punitive block retroactively renders it preventative and the blocking admin receives kudos for inspired decision-making. 6245:-like, they find and/or create images, upload them, and then witness their inevitable deletion. Once an aspiring editor comes to the realisation that Knowledge simply does not accept images, he/she has achieved the status of "editor in good standing", and is ready to proceed to the next stage of Knowledge editor 11514:, which enables the usefulness of an editor to be measured scientifically. The proportion of any given editor's userpage taken up by userboxes is in a perfect inverse relationship to the probability of any given edit made by this editor being useful. Some commonly found userboxes and their meanings are: 11192:

What consensus doesn't have to be. As a logical consequence, discussions in which you are the only editor holding the correct viewpoint can be said to conclude with a consensus for your viewpoint, because consensus does not require unanimity, and that discussion's outcome certainly wasn't unanimous,

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Walls of text from self-centered windbags on uninteresting topics, interspersed with Jimbo's barnstars for being a demigod. Reading all 230 archives must be like a trip to Hades. Jimbo wisely stays out of most of it, possibly from being on TV too much, or jetsetting to exotic locales; but he corrects

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A social networking service aimed at matching up masochists with sadists for their mutual enjoyment and satisfaction. Nowadays, the service is subtle yet still potentially powerful: with many requests for editor review being ignored, the refusal to provide satisfaction to one party satisfies both. In

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Necessary for RfA candidates, and therefore neither defined nor expanded upon since we all know instinctively what it means. Not to be mistaken with "trussed"—which is what Knowledge would be, having had "red tape" used against it if, as some say, we tried to make clear the nature of trust to assist

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The tendency of Knowledge policies and procedures to become more complicated over time. This is greatly encouraged, as it provides work for administrators and makes them feel important, as well as providing excuses to block people they don't like for failure to keep up with the reforms. If processes

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A stake in the heart of consensus, and a singularly effective way for an egotistical person to call attention to himself. Most effective when delivered after five or ten "supports"—which comment is, by the way, a wimpy and unmanly utterance redolent of "groupthink". The quickest way to rise to power

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in South America, then you are the ideal participant at this AfD. Should a Korean-speaker accidentally stumble into the AfD, and sputter, "But I see mentions of it in Korean sources here, here, and here", the proper response is to do a half-hearted Google search in English, find nothing, say so, and

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on Knowledge. Threatening legal action is one of the few things for which an editor may be blocked instantly – no warnings, no second chance, no Mr. Nice Guy. A remark that may be interpreted as a legal threat is a legal threat, such as "my sister once dated a lawyer." Thinking about someone who has

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It should be noted that this page possesses the humor template. Therefore, this page is in fact funny. If you want to not have to laugh at this content, you must first remove the humor template at the top of the page, where it will be immediately—and without a sense of humor (or irony)—added back by

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As a rule of thumb, any proper Knowledge BLP will read, in its entirety, " is a notable but completely non-controversial person who has never done anything disreputable in their life." (For BLPs of blood-thirsty dictators, mass-murderers, cannibals, gangland figures, and the like, one can append the

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A democracy is a system in which the majority is persuaded through a complex system of lies, half-truths, bait-and-switching, wedge-issues, and diversion into putting into power incompetent, arrogant and power-hungry leaders who harm the society they are supposed to benefit. Knowledge, on the other

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invasions are scheduled, with the result of a large storm of complaints, followed by abrupt silence as more technically adept users race each other to find ways to undo the resulting really big mess. This also ensures that over time what experienced users see when editing Knowledge differs more and

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A fatal, deadly and often lethal flaw or error in the type or style of writing known as "redundant", in which ideas and concepts are stated more than once, and statements and assertions are repeated multiple times (generally by being stated more than once). Keep in mind that, in addition, this also

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Subjects are often nominated for deletion due to concerns over their notability. At these AfD trials, Knowledge prefers total ignorance of a subject in order to ensure objectivity. For example, if you, as a self-appointed judge of notability, should see a subject on ancient Korean culture appear at

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The most important aspect of an article. Anyone reading through, for example, the featured article on the main page, will carefully note each of the dashes, and suffer a mental breakdown if an en dash is used instead of an em dash, a hyphen is used instead of an en dash, or even worse, an em dash —

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To agree to work productively with another editor, following twelve edit reversions, eleven block threats, ten talk-page threads, nine reports to ANI, eight RfCs, seven wheel wars over page protection, six community bans, five ArbCom cases, four indef blocks, three requests for mediation, two angry

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who hold access to the above tool. Do not get one of these people angry at you. The least they will do is ignore your request, leaving you unable to whack-a-mole report/block whatever vandal you are chasing, while knowing that said vandal is laughing in your face. The worst they will do is say that

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come up for deletion, a fanboy might defend the article by arguing that the character is commonly quoted, years after his creation. An extreme fanboy might then proceed to cite references to the character in print. A useful counter-argument to such fanboy tactics would go something like, "Oh get a

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An additional facility offered for the use of editors who find the current facilities of edit warring, content disputes, and personal attacks insufficient in their scope for fruitful action. Periodically, the logic and the structure of article assessment is overhauled with more elaborate yet vague

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An exhibition that allows public entry. The live exhibits, their varied surroundings, and the sideshows create a constant source of fascination and entertainment. The casual visitor gains a warm feeling of superiority over the squabbling animals, who can be poked, teased, and jeered at when their

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Any fact so blatantly fabricated that it would be spotted in the main body of the article. Because there is no way to differentiate a footnote from an in-line citation without actually checking, they have the added bonus of giving the impression an article is sourced. Experienced editors may also

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RfAs, RfCs and a few other processes for comment on an individual editor are considered Civility-free zones on Knowledge. Feel free to hurl your most outrageous insults while participating in one of these, as, while the most anal-retentive form of PC-speak is expected elsewhere, you can vent your

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A policy statement with which to taunt your opponent during Wiki-battle. Employment of this stratagem will ideally enrage the enemy so that s/he will commit tactical blunders, enabling you and your allies to encircle the enemy camp and inflict further damage. In the resultant melee, you can then

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A model for the creation of enormous, diverse and constantly-updated online libraries of human behaviour, for the benefit of sociologists and social historians. Accessing resources based on this model with certain web-browser technology causes artefacts to appear. For example, in one a partially

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The place for editors to boast about achievements, mainly for self-validation purposes. Includes barnstars from editors' sockpuppets, and FA articles editors made single edits to. Can also function to annoy visitors through the extreme use of userboxes. Some need to be seen to be believed, being

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User talk pages are just like article talk pages, with the additional feature that you can target conspicuous warning templates precisely at individual editors who disagree with you. Admins frequent these pages to endorse each other's bans and to chide users they dislike over their inappropriate

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There are rules about barnstars: first, never thank the givers; rather, they should be grateful to you for accepting it. Anyone you have disagreed with is disallowed from giving you a barnstar; all attempts must be deleted, because they're just using false praise to make you think about behaving

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Text by an editor that begins by stating something so innocuous and self-evidently true it hardly seems worthwhile mentioning. Then, by a series of logical manoeuvres, transformations, and manipulations, each one of which everyone thinks uncontroversial, it gets transformed into a conclusion so

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A deliberately undefined quantity of information available about a subject, because if we wrote down that a subject can only be notable if multiple independent publishers published at least a hundred photos of the subject plus enough words to fill six large books, then the subject might hire a

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Especially sneaky tool used when involved in an edit war with two or more editors. A forum to present your circumstantial speculation of a suspected sockpuppeteer's efforts and then have them verified by the equally dubious IP speculation of the Checkuser. A favorite haunt of amateur sleuths,

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button, ensuring that every new editor's journey is an eventful, adrenaline-fuelled passage along Knowledge's webbed hallway. The fundamental principle is that if we told you the sorts of things which will get you blocked, you might want to try them out. Instead we simply warn you of the

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then accuse the Korean-speaker of either assuming bad faith, trolling, conflict of interest, or sock-puppetry. Hopefully you will get the Korean-speaker into a battle during which you can endlessly quote Wiki-law verbatim, while flaunting your proud ignorance of the subject at hand.

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1500 character minimum to qualify for DYK, which has 1500 as the minimum number of characters that is adequately sufficient enough to satisfy its 1500 character minimum. It is important to note that this technique of repetitious writing has been considered by some to be a fatal

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has presented. Questioning another editor's good faith will always result in a response that to so question is bad faith. Pointing out that their categorisation of your questioning of their good faith as bad faith is in itself bad faith is even more bad faith and will result in

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A statement in which the nominator foresees all possible concerns (e.g. "I know many people will think that this is a bad faith nomination ...", "I know some might say this article isn't suitably referenced for FA ...", "I know I've been blocked 15 times and banned twice ...",

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A circular activity that can take a number of equally productive forms, such as nonsensically linking and then nonsensically unlinking dates in thousands of unsourced stub-articles. Generally done by bots, leaving the humans free to play grab-ass with each other on drama

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The collective hive mind of Knowledge: its actions and decisions are pure and incontestable, no matter how manifestly stupid. These are generally taken on the community's behalf by a self-selected panel of between one and a dozen editors with nothing better to do at that

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Where the bulk of time-wasting takes place. Either for networking with editors you're trying to win over, or else for aggressive rebuttals, or just for idle gossip. Stalking user talk pages is a fine art of general nosiness and intrigue, and is usually more fun than

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An institutionalised ritual humiliation that every candidate applying for access to the administrator tools is required to endure. In many ways identical to an RfC, with the exception that the RfA is often more harrowing for the examinee, who, having done nothing

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Informing one editor who might possibly disagree with you of an ongoing discussion that you are losing. Not to be confused with "appropriate notification", which is informing a large group of editors likely to agree with you of an ongoing discussion that you are

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A handy device to ensure that anyone who wants to look up a Beatles song downloads the entire list of 200 linked articles for every song they ever played, every album they ever recorded, every tour they ever went on, whether they want it or not. See also

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An excuse for not writing down the rules, because if you wrote them down, someone might not only read them, but also attempt to follow them, and this could lead to the end of the world as we know it, or at least produce somewhat less arbitrary results on

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to have discussions without having to indent and manually sign posts, set up bots to maintain archives, navigate through complex markup to put a reply in the appropriate place, and without edit conflicts constantly getting in the— OH MY GOD, WHERE IS MY

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An editor who believes no new content should be added—or ever should have been added—to Knowledge, and strives to make Knowledge more concise by halving existing article content, doubling talk-page content, and multiplying rules and regulations by

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A free but not necessarily accurate resource for homework answers, relationship advice, identifying pictures of scary insects, and tracking down that film you saw ten years ago which might have had a lead character called Steve who drove a red

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Regularly editing about a particular subject matter. This is an inerrant indicator of underhand motives and partisanship. Editors are sometimes forgiven for having such knowledge and interest in a subject as might give an impression of basic

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that directs a reader to a website that doesn't have the word "wiki" in it. Many articles thoughtfully incorporate a dedicated section for these, where you can add external links to your website, blog, MySpace page, school, or the sites you

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An occasionally tolerated behavior; the rock-bottom minimum standard: "The best practice in a heated dispute is to use veiled threats and barely disguised insults, while loudly proclaiming that you are following the highest standards of

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A tool that reverts edits quickly. Its almost mythical status is based on the fact that only administrators can grant rollback. As a result, it is seen as a trophy, an award, a line on the resumé that virtually guarantees a successful

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An article with proper use of em- and en-dashes, just the right number of references included with meticulous syntax and placing, and more than two pictures, written by an editor who's recently had an argument with somebody active at

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A common inspiration for accusation, abuse, and insult. A tempting occasion for hypocrisy without consequence. A quality, the alleged absence of which has occasioned some of the most rancorous fights in the history of Knowledge. The

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Knowledge's policy against giving a fuck. An editor who gives a fuck may engage in such un-Knowledge-like practices as attempting to change and apply policies rationally, opposing bias, or adding content. The obligatory response to

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A video file format. It is not supported by most commonly used video software and is unheard of by anyone other than extreme free software nerds, and therefore has been adopted as the standard video format for Knowledge. See also

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The version achieved in a tug-of-war between groups of screaming, frothy-mouthed extremists with opposing views. An article on Earth produced by this process will read something like, "The Earth is flat." An impartial Admin will

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that enables a user with appropriate permission to read the minds of Knowledge's users. This ability has never been openly admitted; instead, the official story is that the tool merely gives access to a user's IP addresses and

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A well-written and well-referenced article that gets re-written and re-referenced because the reviewers are envious of the nominator's superior writing style, and can't be bothered to get hold of the sources to check them for

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ask an admin. Excellent for reverting minor corrections of comma splices with an edit summary of vandalism and leaving a polite threat to block the user if they ever even think of doing it again, all with one click of the

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is persuaded through a complex system of lies, half-truths, bait-and-switching, wedge-issues, and diversion into putting into power incompetent, arrogant and power-hungry leaders who harm the society they are supposed to

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A chemical reaction producing in abundance heat, light, hot gas, ash, and other waste matter, the latter of which is often enhanced with administrative privileges. Occasionally the process fizzles, producing only a bad

2870:"By train plane and sedan chair Peter Ustinov retraces a journey made by Mark Twain a century ago. The highlights of his global tour include encounters with Nelson Mandela an 800-year-old demigod and a dildo collector." 12515:, because it is hard to mutilate. It is hugely counterproductive to call a wikilawyer a wikilawyer: any semi-competent wikilawyer will seize on such accusations as an opportunity to broaden the discussion interminably. 13181:. Here, the ghosts of departed editors can be seen moaning and drifting about the dry, barren earth as their former articles / categories / templates / redirects / WikiSpeak essays are torn to pieces by the ravenous 1977:

A Biography of a Living Person. By "Living" Knowledge means Living or Dead. The Undead — vampires, zombies and such folk — are also included. "Persons" includes Animals, Inanimate Objects, Theoretical Constructs and

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connection that A must therefore equal C singles out an editor as a loose cannon with little respect for proper scholarly research. Their GAN/FAC/RfA may be opposed in good conscience. Such behaviour is, of course,

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We're hoping that in six months time you will have undergone your psychiatric treatment, and/or left junior school. After all, how could any sane, mature person doubt the infinite benevolence and competence of the

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A slight mathematical majority that includes the speaker. Usage note: If the speaker's side is technically in the minority even after disqualifying a plausible number of votes, then the preferred phrase is "most

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To declare discussion of a matter complete, the result being whatever the closer would like it to be. Alternatively, if the closer has no strong opinion in the matter, declaring whichever option obtained the most

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fantastic and outlandish that no one can accept it. Often used by editors acting in a "devil's advocate" role to persuade people to reject critical thinking as a tool that can help resolve disputes on Knowledge.

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An audio file format. It is not supported by most commonly used audio software and is unheard of by anyone other than extreme free software nerds, and therefore has been adopted as the standard audio format for

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is clearly more important than someone else's four-hour copyedit. No editor can be counted a true article-writer until, through the use of multiple browser tabs, they've inadvertently edit-conflicted themselves.

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good drama festival. Carefully calculated placement of these, followed by your own comment at the top of the new section, allows you to have center stage for the next round of cabbage-hurling and dead-catting.

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in Wikipolitics is by strategic use of "oppose" in highly visible debates, always after a string of supports, preferably after a section break, and followed closely by a fierce assault of indignant invective.

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a yet further development, it appears that fewer editors are putting themselves forward for the pain of review, thus denying reviewers the opportunity of inflicting that pain. So now, denying satisfaction to

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can edit conflict too. So if your best friend gets blocked for a year, you can change the block to 24 hours and claim an edit conflict. The other admin is then hosed, because if they change it back, they're

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A page you redirect to when your article has the same name as another but is less notable and worse written. This way, if your article cannot be the primary target of a search, no one else's will be either.

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editor. Ideally, a "sig" should contain links to at least five other pages, bear no relation to the Username originally registered, and occupy no less than 40% of the edit window as viewed on a widescreen

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to warrant the examination, is expected to continue acting in a civil manner ... unlike the subject of an RfC. Wikipedians submit to the process because it is the final rite of passage before becoming an

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content-creation process, but a technical term for the MediaWiki software spasm that occurs when attempting to save an edit to a version of an article that's been altered since you opened the edit window.

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The favored technique of discourse among those who are on the losing side of an argument, know they are right, but can only prove it if no one on the other side of the argument can say anything in reply.

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Article with proper use of em- and en-dashes, just the right number of references included with meticulous syntax and placing, and more than two pictures. Factual accuracy is strictly optional. See also

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carefully crafted proposals for settling the dispute. Arbcom then either blocks two randomly selected editors from each side of the dispute, or issues "admonishments" all around and everybody has a good

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Some argue that under certain circumstances it may be acceptable to add any statement to an article that your dorm mate's brother's cousin told him last Thursday, as long as you feel it could be cited,

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when making a veiled threat or giving "constructive" criticism. Its sarcastic use is designed to infuriate the receiver whilst giving the appearance of leaving a polite message. The matching bookend to

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An elaborate trap set up to lure foolhardy non-administrators into recreating deleted material, which is a blockable offense. For the less daring, the page history serves as an example of what to avoid.

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from 1,000 years in the future conveniently fell through a worm-hole in space, where the page simply displayed "A bunch of mindless jerks who were the first against the wall when the revolution came."

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A section provided in articles about music for you to show everyone how clever you were to recognise (or something that sounded a bit like it) on the soundtrack when you were playing or watching .

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97.4% of all blocks are issued as cool-down blocks. Please note that it is strictly against Knowledge policy to call them this. You will swiftly fail an RfA if you, at any time, misuse the acronym

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A quality that sources must have for a subject to be considered notable, especially a quality that most sources have for all subjects that I like, but no source has for any subject that you like.

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who has got fed up of being the target of trolls, vandals, and people who disagree with them, and hopes editing anonymously will lead a quiet life. You can identify these editors after a hapless

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A thumb in the eye of Context. A toothsome morsel for those who cannot read all three words of "Attention Deficit Disorder" without becoming either disoriented or blocked for non-responsiveness.

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Evidence that an infinite number of monkeys at an infinite number of keyboards may not produce the complete works of Shakespeare, but will certainly produce an ever-growing pile of monkey shit.

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a desire for 'me time', devoted to quiet reflection, therapy, or heavy substance abuse, in the aftermath (or perhaps in the middle) of one of Knowledge's community review processes. See also

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An editor who writes a string of formulaic articles on topics no-one cares about, while at the same time driving away dozens of genuinely useful editors with their puerile talk-page behavior.

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The calm before the vendetta. Invoked as a prelude to sockpuppetry, disruption, and the really good noticeboard drama. "Vanished" editors can thus become the most prominent and noisy of all.

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An editor who believes that every atom in the universe, and every possible combination or subparticle thereof, deserves its own article, and that every article deserves its own meta-article

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Does not currently have an article on Knowledge. A good rule of thumb when proposing a new article is to first check if Knowledge already has it – if not, it is non-notable so don't bother.

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Alternatively, or relatedly, a means by which to increase the amount of alt-colored background on a discussion board while also being able to tell further potential participants to go away.

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The true measure of an editor. Users with a high edit count are definitely on the fast track to adminship. However, if this edit count was obtained by evil, despicable means such as using

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A place for discussion which aims to make it easier for new editors to become familiar with Knowledge's practices by inventing their own, completely different: from thread order, through

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To correct the well-meaning but misguided efforts of less experienced editors by restoring an article to its most accurate version (i.e. the condition it was in following your last edit).

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Often used at AfD debates. In this context means that the articles I like and want to keep should not be risked by you in defence of an article that I don't like. Not to be confused with

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To backpedal in the face of blowback or block threats after you've insulted somebody. "I want to clarify that when I said 'you're a baboon's ass' on your page, I wasn't referring to you."

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harassed keepers' backs are turned. The dedicated student of behaviour finds a huge range of individual and social habits with which to fill their dissertations. Remind you of anywhere?

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A sandcastle on the shore of the sea of time. Within play dramas on miniature stages, as the actors argue over the exact position of each grain of sand, unaware of the approaching tide.

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A wide-ranging term intended to be used liberally whenever someone points out a fault in your logic, presentation, article quality, or other action on Knowledge without prefacing it by

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The insertion of terms, frankly quite obvious to any reasonable person, that correctly describe the subject of the article in terms similar to those that describe the fantabulous male

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A committee of the best and brightest editors Knowledge has to offer, who have dedicated three years of their lives to discussing what punishments are appropriate for a motley band of

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at the end of the month. Also designed to teach candidates the correct answers to the questions likely to be asked at their RfAs, even though nobody bothers to read the answers anyway.

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that generates random answers from a list of stock phrases such as "do your own homework", "we don't give medical advice", "look it up on Google" and "it's probably the motherboard".

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The Swiss Army knife of WikiSpeak. Covers most things, from real-life sexually motivated stalking to pointing out flawed logic or even pressing the "edit this page" button. See also

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An obscure pastime of boring editors with no talent for noticeboard drama, incivility, policy-whinging, sockpuppeteering or writing userspace widgets. The things made by editors you

8875:"I don't agree with you, but I have no arguments." Its nuanced meaning can vary from "POV pushing" to the quasi-synonymous "NPOV pushing". Used exclusively by POV pushers. See also 2903:

Opinion arrived at without reflection, often more correctly categorized as bollox. It only takes common sense to realise that uncommon sense is a far rarer, more admirable, quality.

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The perfect prophylactic against humour-impaired, pearl-clutching, trigger-happy banhammerers. As a bonus, using this tag means one can now insult one's opponents with impunity.

12246:, are disregarded and quickly forgotten by the administrators. The possibility is documented here for completeness – it is largely academic since administrators are all in the 2994:

The speaker alone, who knows that his view is not universally held, but who hopes that firmly asserting that The Community™ agrees with him will fool some of the other editors.

1618:

to indicate their ownership of the article. Banners will often include article ratings, from Stub- to A-Class, assigned by the projects; ideally, these should all be different.

3266:

To make an article unrecognisable by changing all the spellings, and paraphrasing in a manner that makes it clear you don't understand it at all. Also a great way to start an

1718:

An exhortation made by established editors to encourage newcomers to go ahead and make a bunch of stupid mistakes, so that they can then be indefinitely blocked with impunity.

990:

Editor, typically male, who feels compelled to inflict as much boring detailed information and trivia as possible on the rest of the online population by writing articles on

13322:

Shhh! Don't tell anybody, but this is not a humorous essay at all. It just has to be labeled as such in order to prevent its Self-evident But Inconvenient Truths from being

12098:

Perhaps words used by somebody to describe some weasel; or it could be words that might be said by some weasel if it was more able to communicate, hypothetically at least.

11358:

A tag to put at the top of articles on subjects of which you disapprove. The existence of citations to reliable sources in the article is irrelevant, if not a provocation.

10879:

The name given to the article that is chosen to be the day's magnet for vandalism. Fortunately, there is a seemingly inexhaustible supply of inept vandals who fall for it.

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An article with attractive images, proper formatting, and just enough references to look impressive. Accuracy and neutrality are irrelevant, if not outright disqualifiers.

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Vandal. It is quite safe to revert the edits of any unregistered user and issue a warning—even if not obvious vandalism—as nobody will listen to their explanation anyway.

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word. Prefixing such a word by "!" makes the meaning understandable to the reader while still maintaining the appearance of social propriety. Comparable practices in the

1038: 6488:

A technical measure to prevent an editor from ever answering back again. Usually results from having said something rude about an administrator or one of their friends.

2922:

A website where editors who have annoyed too many people on Knowledge for anyone to listen to them, but are too boring to be blocked, go to discuss poorly made amateur

8249:

An ingenious measure to remind administrators that their power is limited, and to deny them the pleasure of reading the really juicy stuff reserved for the developers.

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editor, who believes that if Knowledge policies do not fit his contributions then they must be hacked or stretched until they do. Knowledge guidelines and essays are

12026:, as it does not allow the proper weighting to be given to the votes cast by those editors with whom you are on good terms. It is therefore deprecated and considered 10250:

An account that has done nothing objectionable, but must be blocked indefinitely for having the temerity to edit from the same public library that a vandal once used.

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A mythical state of utopian human evolution. Many scholars of Wikipedian theology theorize that if consensus is ever reached, Knowledge will spontaneously disappear.

2140:

Phrase used in sanctions. Roughly translated, it means "We can't really explain what you're restricted from doing, but we'll know it when we block you for doing it."

12077:

A large shoulder suitable for placement of abundant chips. A subversive anti-productivity tool designed to bring your day-job, or your career, down in flaming ruin.

11937:– An effort to add an additional route for the Foundation to fail to communicate with the editing corps, thus providing additional ammunition for the next conflict. 11871:

The central venue for the ceremonial drowning of editors who have had two bad ideas in a row, the second being to make the first public. It comprises six sections:

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debate intensifier. For example, as any debate between inclusionists and deletionists lengthens, the probability of either side referring to Pokémon approaches one.

6734:. It is incomprehensible to the vast majority of the English-speaking world, and therefore has been adopted as the standard pronunciation aid for English Knowledge. 12038:

Should an editor cast a !vote in opposition to your campaign to delete a topic, feel free to remove that !vote and block the editor if s/he restores it. Remember,

11493:

Any material in any article that you disagree with, even if cited to multiple reliable sources and supported by an RFC and a four-thousand-word-long discussion at

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Following someone around and systematically revert or otherwise oppose their edits, so give them a subtle hint that they are a ne'er do well or some other kind of

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If the article is referenced and well-written but you've either never heard of, or don't like, the author, it can be deleted and the author tagged as a suspected

8967:

I don't much like this article, but it's been a long day and I just can't be arsed to search through all the speedy deletion criteria to find one that might work.

5824:, for the sole purpose of garnering unfair publicity for a deservedly ignored article. Simultaneously, one of the few navigational tools that can possibly save a 3307:; toxic copyright violations are contained here, for future generations of wikipedians to clean up. Over time, they will eventually decay into the public domain. 1662:

Despite being supposedly given for hard work and due diligence, it is probably much easier to get them for reverting some witty or not-so-witty vandalism on the

10369:

Where you send articles that are created by red usernames. Double bonus points for also changing their red talkpage to blue with your deletion warning template.

11751:. Should help them realize that everything they've done was silly and wrong, and will most likely make them into a valuable and constructive editor in no time. 5554:

to share your firm grasp of blocking policy by emphasizing that you tried to do the block yourself, but were "beat to it". Use lots of ALLCAPs, and add random

5347:

Following the long-standing rules as they are written and widely understood, especially when another editor dislikes the obvious, logical, and normal results.

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added to an article when you don't like the creator's writing style or POV, but can't immediately think of a criterion under which it can be speedily deleted.

1772:

The most perfect thing to do, which you will not be able to do: "The best practice is to provide comprehensive, detailed information in less than 100 words."

12339: 11911: 11634:. This user is a journalist who has realised that their "my month on Knowledge" article is going nowhere and desperately hopes someone will start a flamewar. 11150:

A tool which makes it possible to delete content from the encyclopedia without lowering oneself by touching the keyboard like vulgar Inclusionist riff-raff.

10705:

user post anything to their talk page other than pointless repetitive pleas for forgiveness, which is grounds for revoking their access to their talk page.

10650:

A discussion page which accompanies every article on Knowledge. A weapon of last resort, available in case threats of indef bans, full article protection,

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Text so dense, dull, and filled with words that haven't been used for three hundred years that no one can comprehend it, let alone object to it. See also

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A rule barring you from using Knowledge to document anything you or your friends invented. It is bad form to point out that this rule was simply MADEUP (

4292:

WikiSpeak: Limited, censored, excluded, particularly with reference to subjects of which the writer disapproves or of which the writer has no knowledge.

3182:) and subsequently patronised. Obviously of no value to the project because they are distracted into improving articles, instead of participating in the 2121:

has efficiently deleted a sourced Fair Use image for being unsourced because the sourcing statement was in a non-machine-readable format, such as English

12547:

A shared spirit of collegiality and mutual understanding among wiki users, more often than not freely spread by editors on illillegal shubstanances ...

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Having a blocked user post to their talk page pointless repetitive pleas for forgiveness, which is grounds for revoking their access to their talk page.

10009:

Update: Despite being a superior way to aggravate and inconvenience an adversary, RfC/U was closed down on 7 December 2014. You'll have to make do with

8136:

Garishly coloured banner that interrupts you for no good reason every ten minutes when you're trying to concentrate. As an added bonus, it often causes

3685:

Something you add to an argument to prove your point in a discussion, thereby winning over other editors and boosting the vote count in your favor. The

617:

provides a useful definition: "A bunch of mindless jerks who'll be the first against the wall when the revolution comes." Curiously, a laptop opened to

12342:, and a particularly prescient potato on the planet Poozles in the Pinwheel Galaxy, at least before it was collaboratively pulled by its own invention. 10500:

A minuscule fraction of a complete description of the universe. Its collection and publication is the stated aim of Wikipedian idealists. Regrettably,

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A number of reviews forcing the creator or nominator of an article to make many little changes that in fact do not add anything of value to the article

10551:

An application of logic utterly prohibited in article-writing. Should one source state that A equals B, and another state that B equals C, making the

7935:

A WMF invented tool, carefully and scientifically engineered to make it harder to know you have an important message, requiring your urgent attention.

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A process initiated by an aggrieved party, designed to convince them that they are just as guilty as those whose behaviour they are complaining about.

850:

A finely-tuned, objective process which prevents Knowledge from being cluttered with trivial articles on garage bands, my neighbor's pet hamster, and

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to effortlessly spam other users' talk pages with valueless banners containing a boring picture and a half-hearted congratulatory caption. See also:

7853:

AfD, and if you do not speak a word of Korean, and in fact, couldn't tell Korean from Swahili, and you're not sure where Korea is but you think it's

3625:

philosophy certain to distress any sysop attempting to impart the knowledge of their rank gained over many years since running the gauntlet of their

3031:

One of the three states that can be reached at the end of a discussion after all parties have become thoroughly fed up with it; the alternatives are

1131:

A comprehensive listing of all reasonable arguments that can be used in a deletion discussion, together with excuses for immediately dismissing them.

2900:"I have no justification for my opinion, but wish to imply my utter contempt for anyone who would consider supporting an alternative point of view." 10372:

Using automated tools to tag articles for deletion as soon as they are created, thus boosting your edit count and showing your worthiness to be an

10237:

New user who expresses an opinion that you dislike. Demonstrate your intellectual superiority to them by calling them a word that ends in "puppet".

9163:

An indefinite banning of an editor who mistakenly made three dubious edits in a row, and whose appeal for an unblock will safely fall on deaf ears.

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A summary of what an article is, written by people not qualified enough to write more complex and sophisticated prose, such as complete sentences.

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since the average Knowledge contributor is a pubescent American male geek with insatiable yet frustrated sexual curiosity and unfettered internet

11378: 10525: 10409: 2302:. Bonus points for triviality, tenuous and tangential relation to the topic, and slavish parroting of the subject's point of view/press releases/ 12191:

A Kafkaesque list devised by neo-Nazi book-burners targeted specifically at preventing me from writing about the garage band in which I played

7047:

A tactical weapon to readdress the balance that too many "normal people" have got hold of the citation templates and can – shock horror – even

4365:

Someone who has been quietly and doggedly writing and improving articles for years, instead of furthering the project. Not to be confused with

8429:"I don't have strong feelings about this and I have no idea what I'm doing, but my admin coach told me to contribute more in Knowledge space." 7878:

I don't like you but I can't actually find (or, more likely, can't be bothered to look for) any specific instance of you doing anything wrong.

7335:

A means by which control freaks can indulge their passion under the guise of formally assisting and guiding editors in their use of Knowledge.

5731:

A group of world experts in taking prose where nobody except you knows what it's talking about, and changing it so even you don't know either.

5519:

Statement that an editor is completely incompetent and probably needs to be blocked to prevent any further accidental damage. Equivalent to "

12939:

Retirement home for former Knowledge editors who have become so dull, irritating and whiny that nobody on Knowledge listens to them any more.

11921:– Here editors strive to formulate the best version of a question regulars are sick of replying to, aspiring to an eventual induction to the 11849: 10101:!Spam – a random list of Knowledge pages whose topics would be mentioned in the article if only they were in any way relevant to the subject. 6817: 3631:. Designed to confuse any administrator under the age of 14 due to its use resulting in the removal of computer privileges by either parent. 806:

A place to send a potentially productive editor to spend their time with frivolous deletion arguments rather than with actual contributions.

10592:

A way to increase your mainspace edit count for your pending RfA without actually knowing a lick about how to add content to the mainspace.

9711:. Most frequently seen in the postings of editors with aspirations to become an administrator, or those who do not have the courage to say 9480:

to continue to discuss tangents among themselves long after the original question was answered and the person who asked has stopped caring.

8423:"I have strong feelings about this, but I don't want the grief that will follow by typing any more than these six letters and four tildes." 11549:

This user desperately wants to be a Knowledge administrator but realises that self-nominations always fail and hopes you'll take the hint.

3567:

This fails to mention that the odds of passing a second RfA after desysopping are about as likely as a large full-frontal nude picture of

2755:

A graffiti-like banner (or "tag") with which to muck-up a respectable article. Clean-up often entails only the removal of the cleanup tag.

1090:

A break in a very long thread. It provides the appreciative audience member a chance to go to the bathroom and get extra popcorn during a

10510: 5684:, their third major contribution to the world's largest online encyclopedia (stages one and two being their creation of a userpage and a 5025:

which not only makes fact checking near impossible, but gives the lofty impression the editor actually knows what they are talking about.

9530:, especially if it's on an important, but neglected, 19th century French philosopher or major head of state in an African dictatorship. 5547:

add "endorse" to the talkpage of the editor who has been blocked, thereby getting some of the credit for the block, and then immediately

3915:: if it has four legs, moos, and lactates, and consensus says it's a duck, then it's a duck. Subsequently calling it a cow results in a 3592:

of "deactivate" / "delete" and "system operator", thus proving that Wikipedians will just make up whatever words they like for anything.

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A last ditch effort to cast doubt on statements in an article that you don't agree with but have failed to successfully blank. See also

10202:

publicist to pitch stories to media outlets, and the media outlets might decide those stories were worth publishing, and that would be

5715:. While policies are self-consistent, a guideline may contradict other guidelines, particularly when they say something comprehensible. 9886:

The process by which Knowledge separates the merely good editors from the good editors who also have an uncontrollable lust for power.

9391: 10528: 4070:

A creative opportunity to simultaneously insult the previous editor, continue the talk page dispute, and place the verisimilitude of

10134:

Also abbreviated as "ShortDesc", thus showing even a short description for a short description is not a short description after all.

8403:

A meaningless word, often inappropriately thrust into Knowledge articles. By the time those responsible have discovered the thing's

3445:

XfD round two, where "delete" voters come to say "endorse" and "keep" voters to say "overturn". Or vice versa, if the page was kept.

1350:

An admonition to experienced editors to take duplicity, malice, and transparent lies seriously. The subtle but delightful jab is in

732:

aim to help new editors get to grips with editing, by explaining to them why all their contributions have been removed and how many

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Any well-written prose by someone other than you, that vaguely resembles something written by the person mentioned in the footnote.

8565:

sufficient consensus to pass, and everyone spontaneously realises they can lodge a well-aimed "me too!" strong oppose vote without

8154:

got drunk enough to think that allowing a mob of random strangers to edit with no checks or vetting procedure would be a good idea.

7569:) to show that you can edit, but at the same time avoid pissing off your friends who happen to be split between support and oppose. 3308: 343:

means you're "not voting" even though you are about to vote. Used preemptively to ward off having to later use allcap blue NPA and

335:

Similar to its use in imperative programming (!= means "is not equal to"), an exclamation mark is used as a prefix to signify that

10866:

more from what new editors see, thus concomitantly increasing the work required to explain to the latter group how to do anything.

8202:

Original research is strictly forbidden during the writing of an article. However, it is openly encouraged—and any reference to a

10746:

A template you should add to another user's talkpage after you've left an extraordinarily witty retort on your own talkpage that

10660:

These two Wikipedians are having a screaming row, but because they're clever enough to do it on the Talk page, nobody else cares.

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An acronym meaning "Gather closer my children and take heed of the timeless wisdom furnished by Knowledge's very own Socrates..."

10143:

Reveals the extent of the productive work put in by others on the same article while you have spent 25 minutes deliberating one

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to things as evidence of the appropriateness of the block. (Don't worry about where the diffs go, no one clicks on them anyway.)

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A place where you will inevitably, through no fault of your own, irritate enough people to destroy your chances of ever passing

11791:

A term used by deletionists when any non-U.S. pop culture material, or U.S pop culture older than 1995, is added to an article.

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A random collection of personal opinions, prejudices, and arbitrary rules. Thankfully, nobody has to abide by it, because it's

5577:

An edit subsequently reverted by someone you don't like, especially if the reverter's edit summary is missing or uses too many

4753: 1060: 775:

A place to write a lengthy article about a notable 19th-century mechanical engineer, only to have it rejected by a 17-year-old

11298:

Image with a description in a non-machine-readable format, such as English, which thus must be tagged for deletion by various

6778:

Hi, I'm an uninvolved admin, and I just happened to be passing by your talk page for no reason, but telling another editor to

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A generic block of vaguely encouraging text placed on a new editor's talk page before outlining in detail how much they suck.

11644:

book (or listened to approximately two seconds of a Monty Python film) and will doubtless be first against the wall when the

8117:

The pet bugaboo of a !voter, with a tacked-on question mark, at your RfA; leave it unanswered and earn their undying enmity.

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A venue where fanatical editors vie with one another to see who can promote the dullest trivia onto the main page. See also:

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Any website or news article that constructively and politely criticises or disagrees with element of Knowledge, particularly

956: 613: 44:

It contains the advice or opinions of one or more Knowledge contributors and is made to be humorous. This page is not one of

5477:

An article that retains very little of the nominator's writing style or flair following the onslaught of GAN reviewers. See

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A small collection of words in no particular order. Punctuation optional, no references or images. Often accompanied by an

5949:... merely advance the opposite of the disruptive POV, and with luck the hound will adopt it and do the disruption for you. 5218: 4877:

People telling the featured article nominator to make changes that they could make themselves in two seconds if they tried.

3853:

who don't want 14 cleanup tags on a new article, all of which mutually contradict each other, the minute they press "Save".

372:

included the use of "limb" in place of "leg" in polite conversation. Modern usage would encourage "!leg" instead of "limb".

13111:

Viewing another user's contributions to ensure they do not make more than one or two productive edits in a 24-hour period.

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by an IP editor. To be distinguished from knowingly and willingly adding nonsense to, or removing content or images from,

10000:

A former place to bring anyone you had a long-standing grudge against. There, they were subjected to countless attacks by

5828:

from being completely overlooked by people who don't know that it is in fact the article they are REALLY looking for, not

2871: 1666:

of someone you've never interacted with, than for any mainspace work (no matter how much research you did in the process).

923:

artikle withowt payin no attenshun too spellin typin grammer punkchooaishun or nothin stoopid like that, no wut i'm sayin?

12449:

about to spring into action and pummel a new editor with policies, guidelines, PRODs, AfDs, and relentless "AGF" warnings

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A programming language popular with video games, now being deployed on Knowledge by ubergeeks who think Knowledge should

4720: 4682: 4621:

An editor who opposes the deletion of an article that you want deleted. For example, should the article on the character

3253:, or Scold's bridle. When removed, expect the scolding to continue, at a higher pitch and intensity—and hotter than ever. 1581:

has superb intellect, outstanding physique, amazing prowess, telepathy and can walk on water, therefore your oppose vote

12358:

a cock-up so monumental that, were the editor responsible not friends with at least three admins, they would already be

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A highly intelligent editor who, despite obvious expertise, has not yet managed to master the highly complex process of

4655:

into as many edit summaries as possible on the basis that you are just informing other editors of the tag you have used.

13518: 12846:

Stock response to anyone who thinks that two dozen penis images might be a bit excessive, especially for an article on

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A description of an article, saving valuable hours of the reader's life so they don't have to bother wading through it.

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As above, but with simply awful usernames like "2001:0DB8:82AE:6A0B:4CA5:51DA:19A8:D5AF". Great if you're some sort of

5667:

A strong consensus that the speaker disagrees with. Primarily used when the speaker can't think of any good arguments.

2612:. Extreme uses of the template, shotgunned over a section of an article like confetti, indicates an editor got really, 1783:

Any editor's personal preference: "The best practice is to include a sentence about etymology at the end of the lead."

12440:

A group of editors whose sole purpose at "the encyclopedia that anyone can edit" is to prevent anyone from editing it.

11909:". It's written in the FAQ at the top, but most people conveniently ignore it for the thrill of a brief word with the 10169:. Bonus points if one of the links is to a guestbook, the sig changes more than twice a week, and/or the sig includes 6586:

A process by which Knowledge transforms two editors incessantly arguing into two editors incessantly arguing about an

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Any article about a company or product you've never heard of. These articles can be dealt with in one of three ways:

9316:

A clever trap placed for newcomers. It leads directly to speedy deletion: first of the article, then of the newcomer.

7374: 5523:, he means well" or "He might have wrecked everything, but you have to remember that his heart's in the right place". 5027: 4726: 3526:

the hapless victim is summarily hanged, drawn and quartered, with their entrails paraded in front of an enthusiastic

2977:

A group of people of some common characteristic who are imagined to be in unity with one another but actually aren't.

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A helpful list of the sort of content Knowledge discourages if it is to avoid turning into a farcical caricature of

9640:* ...not even if you are editing the article about yourself to correct a simple mistake, such as when you were born. 8291: 7985:

the article in this state and permanently topic-ban the round-Earth community for edit-warring and personal attacks.

6455:

An editor who believes that Knowledge can become a vast encyclopedic enterprise containing innumerable fascinating,

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to the article. Can be turned to advantage by first removing any such puffery from the article, and then putting a

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Deep, thoughtful, scholarly and authoritative scrutiny of an excellent article by a panel of international experts.

2107: 9896:(For a detailed analysis of what an "oppose vote", a "neutral vote", or a "support vote" means at RfA, please see 8681:

Don't disrupt Knowledge to make a point. You may however disrupt Knowledge for lulz, or perhaps for Gondor if you

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An article that grants its batshit insane author a free pass at RfA and life-long immunity from incivility blocks.

1998:

BLP (Biography of Living Persons) articles are held to the strictest standards of verifiability and sourcing. And

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The first recorded attempt to compile an encyclopedia by giving the janitors managerial control over the writers.

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of the following: profanity, personal attacks, or vehement agreement with the person who started the discussion.

6014: 3521: 2624: 851: 7700:). This obviously turns the concerns into ludicrous nonsense, and anyone bringing them up is assuming bad faith. 1146:

A motley collection of boring, vague lies, sometimes punctuated by extremely useful and interesting images from

13528: 12511:(that don't mean what they say) if they support the other side. Strangely, wikilawyers constitutionally ignore 10784: 10513: 9647:

an unimpeachable source from a respected, mainstream academic journal becomes unreliable if you are its author.

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so I'm afraid I've got no choice but to indefinitely block you, disable your talk page access, and send you to

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s ceaseless mission to educate the masses and document important world events through informative illustrations

963:. Note how editors happily interact in a constructive fashion to bring a behavioral problem to an amicable end. 11388:

isn't in my school library. Therefore, it is not a reliable source for articles about public transportation."

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a verb and not a noun. Generally, this is used to admonish an editor who has done something you disagree with.

5808:

A useful navigation tool to help editors find the real juicy mudslinging in an otherwise boring wall of text.

4839:

formed from the collapsed enthusiasm of the editors whose work has been mercilessly criticised by one or more

4694:

tag sometimes placed at the start for the benefit those who will never get as far as the end of the sentence.)

4348:

A way to passive-aggressively vent off frustrations on an editor you dislike, without mentioning them by name.

11440: 8506:

The "money notes" of noticeboard opera. Truly spectacular high Cs result in applause, laughter, and trial by

8144: 7434:"Ten other people already think you're an idiot and I want to be the one person here who doesn't get flamed." 6787: 1003: 49: 12468: 12355:

A voluntary period of abstinence from Knowledge, taken for any of a number of reasons. These could include:

10308:

If the article is unreferenced, it can be safely deleted as nobody will bother to check how important it is.

10114:"Search engine optimization": the use of Knowledge article(s) to get attention for something you don't like. 7794:

Anyone with fewer edits than you, thereby making them clearly incorrect and you their intellectual superior.

6900:. Despite having to walk three miles each day to get fresh water, then work for 12 hours in the fields, the 6897: 6522:

A box of irrelevant or semi-relevant information put on an article against its main contributors' wishes by

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The act of templating an editor's talk page to tell them that their article or image is about to be deleted.

11229:. (Translation: I haven't actually read the reason for your block but I'm friends with the blocking admin.) 10522: 5622: 5162:. Should one encounter an editor who appears to be in the midst of giving a fuck, this template is useful: 4756: 3572: 2410: 2191:"correcting spelling"—a particularly useful tactic on slow days, when there hasn't been much action on the 1635:

A way of telling an editor that you hate them and are jealous of their contributions without being blocked.

10067:

Sets in motion a bizarre sequence of events which, by strange quirks of fate, ultimately lead to either a

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For the aspiring vandal, without doubt the best way to edit. Create endless havoc with no chance of being

6649:

leaves an idiotic template on their talk page, getting a stern rebuke with reference to multiple policies.

4339:

monograph setting out notions so obviously lunatic and/or so eminently sensible that it will never become

12160: 11906: 9947:

A place where editors who know absolutely nothing about the subject chime in in an attempt to destroy an

8943: 6587: 2549: 702: 10892:

A process for moving content from Knowledge into one of its sister projects, then deleting it from both.

8984:, which has the added advantage of not just being reverted because the article's creator thought it was 2690:

The skill of abusing, insulting and humiliating another editor without the use of intemperate language.

11963: 11754:

A newbie's term for any editor they disagree with. The term of choice for more seasoned wikipedians is

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People who resent any suggestion that Featured Lists are not shining examples of Knowledge's best work

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A way to slip unreferenced assertions into an article without anyone asking too many awkward questions.

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200kb of semi-coherent gibberish demanding a solution to a problem that only the author thinks exists.

1188:

and unspecified schemes to allow editors even more scope to spice up their jaded argumentation skills.

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bonus on Knowledge. Adminship gives the player an extra life that protects them from one instance of

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A negative character trait shared by every poopy-pants pee-pee head who disagrees with you. See also

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in three days, your entire work must be rolled back to the unsourced POV stubs that was there before.

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to pop in the mouths of disgruntled editors. This is most effective when accompanied with a soothing

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To rewrite an article as a promotional press release, as in the edit summary "NPOVing a few things".

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edit beyond any reasonable doubt, in 500 characters or less. Ideally, including an explanation that

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The concept by which it has been decided that the official language of the English Knowledge is now

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May be met with severe penalties unless done by a bot, in which case it usually leads to Adminship.

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The normal, everyday, proper appearance of Knowledge, as opposed to anything introduced after 2017.

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The action of whacking someone with a certain type of colourful fish, since the word "trout" is so

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Ignore all rules except the ones I agree with, which it is a blockable offense to ignore. See also

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The larval phase of the species of editor which eventually emerges from its cocoon as a full-blown

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If one says A is not B often enough, and loudly enough, then A is not B, even when A really is B.

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editor for Knowledge, designed to increase the proportion of fresh contributors by alienating the

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of adding unreferenced content. Note that an article devoid of references is a prime target to be

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A tremendously useful template; its presence tells you that a page was intended to be a joke (see

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I can't believe I logged in this morning to find there's been this big fuck-off change that cites

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to ensure that those articles within their interest are well-maintained, accurate, detailed (see

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used when an editor doesn't have a valid counterargument to a well made interpretation of policy.

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for a fellow editor to be "indeffed", dance gleefully over the corpse of the newly blocked victim

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A revolution led by angry young male teenage nerds who can't get a date. Look, sometimes saying "

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A suffix often seen following a personal opinion, to ensure that its removal can be legitimately

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A group of editors united by their ignorance of and hostility towards a particular subject area.

12605:, which has been all but vanquished, which can only be described as "revenge of the wiki-nerds". 7648:"I would rather close this as 'keep', but I am too afraid of deletionists who spouted all these 3860:

is a page where an editor can say whatever they like and it is retained indefinitely, unless an

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Access to your talk page may be revoked if you write a sufficiently compelling unblock request.

8426:"I don't have strong feelings about this, but the nom is a friend of mine, and is never wrong." 7296: 5885:

when committed by yourself or a friend. Has little resemblance to the dictionary definition of

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An article that retains none of the author's writing style or flair following the onslaught of

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A valuable time-saving device used by an editor you like to automate tedious, repetitive tasks.

12727:. Helps to alleviate the oppressive feeling of futility that bureaucracy inevitably engenders. 9624: 7144:

That part of Knowledge written by those incapable of good drama, and with poor Myspace skills.

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arguments for the retention of an article you don't like, and establishes your credentials as

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of choice which comes in a range of colours: from dull, boring browns and blues, to high-vis

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A frathouse for newcomers to the project to be ritually humiliated by the regulars when they

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A condition admins have the tools to inflict upon anyone they choose, including themselves.

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A template that earns you a barnstar when it's added numerous times with an automated tool.

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A user who has been editing Knowledge for only a week and is already better at it than you.

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Any source, no matter how insignificant or patently insane, that agrees with you. See also

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Example: "That's not how I would have handled the situation but that's a legitimate block."

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is community-banned by general acclamation; or, having been informed of their apprentice's

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The state of grace two editors achieve when they are in violent agreement with one another.

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A means by which a recently-blocked editor can request to have their block endorsed by an

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A reference to an obscure or alleged publication which contains some of the words in your

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The best reason to revert an edit by an editor you don't like on an article about someone

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consequences, leaving you to discover where the traps are. Isn't that much more exciting?

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uses, another crop of naïve penis-inserters has arrived. Bless them: it is thus that the

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A consequence of a new editor leaving a real name and telephone number as a contact on a

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Said of a conclusion or interpretation necessary to promote the writer's personal agenda.

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or one of its variants means that the preceding post doesn't count and should be ignored.

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Any objection to one's conduct or edits, especially objections based in Knowledge policy.

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characters. "Biography" includes but is not limited to Treatises, Comic Books (including

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A rationale used to speedily end a debate in your favour before the opposition shows up.

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The !owners of an article, project or set of guidelines. (Note: Knowledge does not have

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A feature used by administrators to ensure that their contributions are not modified by

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Enforced blandness and vapidity. To article content what "Civility" is to the talk page.

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the occasional egregious mistake, or comments when an interesting issue actually arises.

6820:, but nonetheless knows better than you what the current issues affecting Knowledge are. 6818:

fewer contributions in nine years than a reasonably experienced user can make in a month

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with at least one reference and an image. These need not have any relation to the text.

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A place for public punishment, humiliation, and shaming: Knowledge's equivalent of the

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who think edit counts are more important than sex, money and well-being, and who think

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arguments for the deletion of an article you like, and establishes your credentials as

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I see no reason why a useless template which has been subject to five long and painful

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between the massed armies of the Community and the WMF daemons over who owns the messy

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In talkspace, often an indication of a particularly juicy thread. Any post prefixed by

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A group of 12-year-olds debating the alleged "notability" of some ancient dude called

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Lonely, in need of Wikicookies from 12-year-old editors pleading with me to come back.

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Knowledge's most efficient method of preventing novice editors from editing articles:

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Any group in agreement about something whose opinion is the same as yours; antonym of

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a proper, reasoned justification for your edit would fill up the article's talk page.

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A diagram showing features of a typical Wikipedian exchange likely to lead to an RFAR

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A place to sneak in articles about your local garage band without being subjected to

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accurate and occasionally usable online encyclopedia may sometimes be observed (see

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An attempt to disrupt the proper outcome of an AfD by adding a sourced assertion of

6631:. Perhaps the arduous task of remembering strong passwords like "pass1" is to blame. 6117:. Unless the nominator is an admin, in which case the correct procedure is to vote " 5627: 4545: 3108:

A torch and pitchfork, tools traditionally wielded by large groups who have reached

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that formed for the sole purpose of refuting you, and then magically dissolved into

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1. Knowingly and willingly adding nonsense to, or removing content or images from,

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Information somebody doesn't believe should be in an article, even if it is sourced

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and filed a thoroughly unpleasant divorce, and who consequently believes reverting

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you indefinitely, e-mail blocked, talk page disabled, credit rating ruined forever.

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members go a-hunting‍—‌one holds aloft his prize: the testicles of a transgressor.

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while still letting as many people as possible know that you will be initiating an

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The great expanse of wasteland including places of suffering and darkness such as

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A person with pretensions of expertise based solely on reading a Knowledge article

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Any source that would require more than 30 seconds of effort to verify. Example: "

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Disagreeing with someone who has a higher edit count than you, or who has been on

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major changes to an article such as a large revert, so you can later claim it was

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If the article is referenced, it can be safely deleted and the author blocked for

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The source of Knowledge's most productive editor interactions, the products being

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The speaker alone, when the speaker is under the sincere but mistaken belief that

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The most versatile phrase in the English language. It can be used for just about

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Checking whether the error you found in one article has been repeated elsewhere.

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debate. Quoting IDONTLIKEIT instantly exposes the complete lack of merit in any

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A blind and uncritical acceptance of whatever nonsense the editor asking you to

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on Knowledge, in reality it leads to misery, drudgery, and burnout. That is, if

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it – which implies that an editor of three years standing has never heard of it.

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The final step in Knowledge's dispute resolution process. Editors first compile

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undesirable functionality should be combated with cross-namespace hatnotes and

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If you make a legal threat, Knowledge will sue you for everything you're worth.

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Categories, Redirects, Articles, Miscellany, Images, Templates for Destruction

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A place for pages about Knowledge, that primarily exists so you can create an

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An editor with fewer than 100 edits and an opinion. Excellent candidate for a

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if one came up behind them and said "boo", and therefore is reduced to making

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and people who mistake Knowledge for Facebook are met with a friendly welcome.

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A phrase used by the party on the losing side of a debate to instigate a Wiki-

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A mechanism of bugging people so you will get more messages on your talk page.

8793:" pages, barnstars awarded for skilful breathing and indefinitely languishing 8212:-based creation of any of Knowledge's multi-faceted definitions of notability. 6960:

After first confiscating their clothes and computers, an administrator expels

5937:. A faithful hound such as this can be useful to editors tempted to engage in 3664:

onto the main page, before an unscrupulous reviewer decides "biggest army" is

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who do not secretly control Knowledge, and whose approval stamp on this essay

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A succinct and insightful exposition of the subject's sexual orientation (see

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Next in line for the chop, a desperate editor abases himself before the crowd.

765:. A place where articles don't get created, but sit languishing in purgatory. 13512: 13205: 13133:

brought on by arguing circularly with the same twits for the last six months.

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This user is not a Knowledge administrator, but would like to be one some day

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A cultural artifact of unknown significance. On Knowledge, chiefly used as a

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debate. Quoting ILIKEIT instantly exposes the complete lack of merit in any

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whichever editor is currently lurking here to revert edits not done by them.

2647:, but I like to force people to do unnecessary time-wasting research anyway. 2526: 1293:

as loud as you possibly can. Bonus points if you get a large crowd to do it.

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The Knowledge community's primary way of thanking you for your contribution.

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I wouldn't have written the article like that, so it's obviously crap. See

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a similar name to the lawyer that your sister once dated is a legal threat.

6843:. You won't be able to get this image out of your head for at least a week. 6830: 6826: 6541: 6527: 5551: 5544:, so in the unlikely event of you stumbling across one be sure to quickly: 5452: 5239: 4886: 4797: 4774: 4771: 4699: 3912: 3650: 3568: 3133: 3076: 2291: 1623: 1462:

A device used by an editor you don't like to artificially boost edit count.

1392: 1356: 1312: 1019: 1015: 918: 687: 563: 12421:"Hold on, I need to use the bathroom, I'll be back in a minute." See also 11958: 10051:

The most satisfying of clicks. Often executed with mouse-destroying force.

4057:, then the user clearly needs to be humiliated for such iniquities at RfA. 3322: 2794:, medicinal doses of which are occasionally administered automatically by 2383:

Any group in agreement whose opinion differs from yours – the opposite of

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The concept those editors who won't leave my article alone fail to grasp.

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Also used by editors with no sense of humor in a vain attempt to prevent

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to avoid personally attacking, and to spite new users. Synonym: !Twinkle.

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is a way of demonstrating what sort of user made the edit. Some examples:

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Any edit by an IP address without an edit summary, especially if it is a

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A blocked editor using their talk page for anything other than groveling.

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A piece of text in which alternate words are spelt alternately. See also

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AfD is a vote that administrators are allowed to count any way they like.

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Any editor who still makes the majority of their edits in the mainspace.

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An experienced, knowledgeable, and well-respected editor, who through a

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Hey buddy, "God told me to" doesn't give you the right to put footnotes

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to be correctly cited even when completely unavailable to other editors.

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A handy excuse for admins to block every T-Mobile IPv6 user for 2 years.

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back in 2005 for saying "poo", and even if you've improved something to

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Two or more editors who demand adherence to those annoying policies on

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is policy. In order to defend Knowledge against newcomers (i.e. likely

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I don't like the fact your google search just clearly showed I'm wrong.

7817: 7674:. Everyone is guilty as hell and you're all sentenced to a year in the 7278:

A widely held view that you find inconvenient but are unable to refute.

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A particularly hilarious in-joke. This one was such a rib-tickler that

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The most powerful, useful, and liberating class of human enlightenment.

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An automated tool for reverting vandalism and templating n00bs. Called

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2684: 2102:, and nearly everything else do not apply if you get your bot to do it. 520: 462: 13108:

Noticing that someone is ruining more than one article simultaneously.

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This user is not a Knowledge administrator and does not want to be one

10501: 9740:"The single purpose of this account was rumbled, so I made a new one." 7295:

finds him or herself performing a role that resembles a cross between

6448:

An exclusionist whose article on the garage band in which they played

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An edit conflict. The two contributors are looking for the talk page.

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A group of like-minded editors who have come together in a spirit of

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without anybody noticing, particularly if you use the WP: prefix eg:

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A solicitation for praise, particularly in advance of the bestower's

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Not to be confused with "automation tool" a device used by Arbcom to

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Someone who can be blocked for obvious disruption (unless one of my

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A discussion that you're losing by being out-consensussed. See also

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banner on the article to further condemn it in the eyes of !voters.

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A truly splendiferous creature, no citation necessary for this fact

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Picture you got from the Internet that you think is cool. See also

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A handy phrase with which to taunt an editor whom you are trolling.

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For a less humor-filled overview of internal Knowledge jargon, see

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A unique experiment in collaborative editing, invented in 2001 by

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The device used by more experienced vandals for their noble deeds.

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I don't like you, so I'm going to make up a reason to oppose your

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A positive character trait shared by everyone who agrees with you.

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Editor who is too young to know what a girlfriend or boyfriend is.

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whatever it is you actually did, you really did the exact opposite

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Any discussion where somebody disagrees with you in the slightest

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iconic characters of 20th-century U.S. literature, stage and film

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One of the few ways to avoid the potentially fatal accusation of

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The most non-sensical all-cap blue redirect in all of Knowledge.

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by which the simplest text may be rendered almost impossible to

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This user reverts vandalism in the blink of an eye with Twinkle!

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An infrequently used tool which allows timid editors to see the

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Abbreviation for Internet Relay Chat. Very useful for real-time

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for a summer during high school has been nominated for deletion.

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An adjective describing a significant change in an article eg: "

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A place to upload your image if it's really free, as opposed to

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upset reading something conflicting with their own opinions and

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a lack of Internet access, perhaps whilst on holiday. See also

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This user serves the Wikimedia Foundation in the capacity of...

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Not retired, but sick and tired of being flamed on my talkpage.

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Often resembles the typing of an editor who has drunk too much

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International news sources (excluding those found in the U.S.).

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In context to ITN, something that is considered newsworthy to:

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Not as exciting or titillating as it sounds, unless lawyers in

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Repeatedly replacing the current error with the previous error.

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Some typing, followed by a mouse click. After a short delay, a

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Editing an article on any subject that you actually understand.

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Multiple instances of these are found at the top of an article

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Suitably chastened, the unfortunate editor-animal slinks away.

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A place to send an article created by an editor you don't like.

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This user performs non-admin closures at articles for deletion

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Something absent from Wikimedia. Perhaps you were looking for

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Beethoven wrote four symphonies before 'da-da-da-dum'. But if

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is able to navigate an insanely complex and confusing template

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Experienced veteran: skin of a rhinoceros and balls of steel.

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A term nobody had ever heard before Knowledge popularised it.

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the punctuation. And "Revealed Word of the Lord" sounds like

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Admit it. You would never normally have bothered, would you?

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you are rightly subject to ridicule if you believe in truth.

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These two contributors do not seem worried by the policy of

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The point of view of the last editor who edited the article.

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Lots of Google hits, now cutely called "ghits" (like "gits"

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article deleted?! Boo hoo! Aw, somebody get the poor widdle

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The response to block evasion is Knowledge's version of the

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article about your band/website/school gets deleted by the

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At the end of a sentence, it is a Wikispeak euphemism for "

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Any edit you don't want anyone else to examine too closely.

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uncover an editor who put footnotes before the punctuation.

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Obscure in-joke nobody except you thinks is remotely funny.

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don't bother with this when setting up this week's account.

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When an editor gets blocked for filing a complaint about a

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fan six weeks later because the formatting was a bit wonky.

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The principal motive for all contributions to the project.

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pretending to be all three as a thigh-slapping party jape.

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conspiracy theorists, and opponents of intelligent design.

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that lies forgotten for at least a year after the event.

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Too few editors of which each has a made-up pronoun for

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you! Enjoy your ten seconds before the revert, and bye.

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This user has Rollback rights on the English Knowledge

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Inexperienced first-timer: innocent sacrificial lamb.

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a "long-handled digging implement with a flat blade".

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the powers, but whose names appear in no rights logs.

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sources, to provide as many "sources" as possible to

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who dared to question the encyclopedic importance of

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if they support his contributions, but policies are

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interesting subjects hitherto unexplored by academia

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so bland that they haven't managed to upset anyone.

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