#How to post on wiki

[val-of-the-north]

His greed sickens me.

[digitalmarketingph]

SEO: Wikipedia Writing and Publication

SEOs and Digital Marketers know that getting a Wikipedia page and backlink is a very juicy digital achievement. The link juice is the primary aim for it, plus the kind of branding/online presence it establishes as well.

WRITING

It's not so easy to get published on Wikipedia. The approving Wiki editors are very strict. Aside from grammar, the content has to be unbiased. It won't get published if it sounds like PR content. Here's an example between PR sounding and objective/unbiased:

PR - "The BlahBlah Company is the best digital agency founded in 2018 by John BlahBlah, a multi-awarded SEO guru with over 2M followers on social media."

Objective / Unbiased - "The BlahBlah Company is a digital agency founded by John BlahBlah in 2018."

Avoid superlatives and other statements that don't have supporting published written articles/links from credible sites (like famous news sites, organizations, etc) for such claims.

CITATIONS

Now that you know the difference between sentence formulations, next would be backup links/resources to support your statement/s.

Like I said, every statement to be written must have a supporting backlink. The screenshot below shows that there are "citation links" as to why such statements were written and approved by Wiki editor/s.

When you go down to the bottom of every Wikipedia article, there's a list of citation links to show proof that the statements in the article are correct/valid.

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE / CMS

Formatting the content such as bold, italic, hyperlinking, and so on is different compared to your standard HTML. There would be a bit of a learning curve for this but they have a guide for formatting. You are allowed to preview your work before submitting/publishing it in their CMS.

THE SANDWICH METHOD

To seem like I was an objective/unbiased contributor in Wiki, I had to mask myself virtually. I didn't sign up using my work email (e.g. jane@blahblahcompany.com) and I used my home/mobile hotspot Internet connection (IP address). Then, the content needed to have a bit of dirt on the article's subject to really be unbiased, but tried to make it short and light.

The sandwich method is writing a paragraph that doesn't shade the subject in the intro and latter parts of the whole article and putting the shade in the middle. That is if such dirt content exists. Adding this truly gives you an objective / unbiased rapport as a Wiki contributor.

MY SAMPLE WORK

I used to work for a famous Southeast Asian E-commerce company back in 2013-2015. Back then, the Lazada Wiki article was published but needed to be updated/edited. Since leaving the company, it underwent many changes so the Wiki article has also gone through many changes too. It used to be separated into different countries (Lazada Philippines, Lazada Malaysia, Lazada Indonesia, etc) but the Wiki editors might have decided to consolidate everything into one link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lazada

But the localized version still exists which I wrote: https://tl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lazada_Philippines

It's the exact content of my English version (but now was changed and merged into the currently existing article version). When you check "View History" of a Wiki article, you get to see when it went a change and who made the change.

When you see the very bottom/start of the editing history, that's me with the username "TheSentenceFormulator"

By now, I've forgotten the login details for it since it was just a secondary task for my SEO duties back then. We were busy with ongoing On-Page optimizations and Off-Page optimizations (a growing e-commerce company meant a growing number of category, product, promo, and sale web pages).

When your boss or client wants a juicy backlink like Wikipedia, share this article to them so they know that they need to start investing in having their company being published/recognized elsewhere first.

[who-let-a-bird-in]

He’s girlblogging

[illmoraineakoi]

So, I know I'm a little (very) late to the AvA stuff, but I was rewatching AvM Season 3 for the seven hundredth time and, well, I noticed something and I'm curious to know if it's been discussed before.

AvM Episode 29, Purple's story, specifically, Pink's death.

Her color changes as she dies, or is represented to have died.

It fades to grey.

Now, the question is, can we, or rather should we, use this to infer anything lore-related? Was this just an artistic choice to depict the act of becoming unhealthy/dying, or could this be what actually happens to stick figures that die over a period of time? Are their colors linked to their health?

Let's have a bit of fun with it, and presume that the fading of one's color can happen to a stick figure for health-related reasons, as the scene could imply.

This fading seems to involve loosing the saturation of one's color into grey. Saturation is how vibrant a color is, and the complete lack of saturation is greyscale.

The World-of-Alan reason for Pink's death is that she 'got sick', which is where the health connection of this theory comes from. If she did loose her color as she was dying as the notes depict, that loss of color was likely a result of her failing health rather than any other factors, like age or outside variables. A whole bunch of human body stuff are indicators for good vs poor health, including skin color (jaundice and cyanasis are good examples) so why not a stick's color for them?

What if, when they fully die, they lose all of their original color?

Now, let me propose this…

Who else do we know of who has had their color loose vibrancy?

What if Victim's color has lightened because he's ill?

[starscream-is-my-wife]

Happy pride month to the first self identified trans transformer

[heartsfortwotpot]

GATYGATYGATYGATYGATY

[highoncatfood]

do not be fooled i dont go here

[venice-1987]

obsessed with soren's nickname section on his wiki. It really just encompasses his whole characater cause you have things on there like "smort longpocket" and "Court jester" and then "The failed son" Like, hot damn, there is so much facet to this character.

[stitchwraith-stingers]

theyre selling pepsi for 1,75$ in fairy world

[tbean555]

Made this a while ago buuuuuut……..

MY FAVORITE GIRLFAILURE FR!!!!!

Dumb doodles under the cut

[kuroshitsuji-wiki]

Vincent and Francis

In 2017, Yana clarified that Vincent and Francis are full siblings, and that the family tree shown in Chapter 103/Episode 68 (S5E11) does not include Francis because it merely displays Ciel's direct lineage.

"Come to speak of it, I was asked whether Frances isn't blood-related (to Ciel) since she wasn't mentioned in Ciel's family tree that appeared (in the manga) a while ago, however, it was a family tree that featured "Ciel's [direct] roots", that's why Frances, his aunt, wasn't mentioned. [Vincent and Frances] are real siblings. -Toboso"

(Source for the translation; more translated Tweets about Vincent and Francis can be found via that link!)

Vincent is also Francis' older brother :)

She's introduced as such in Chapter 14. (妹君 = "imōto-kun" = "younger sister")

In the original Japanese version of Chapter 132, Francis also calls Vincent "Onii-sama" (お兄様) which means "older brother." (In the YenPress translation, she calls him "Vincent" here.)

Bonus: Francis being called "Francis Phantomhive." (Mild spoiler)

In Chapter 151, Undertaker addresses Francis as "Lady Francis Phantomhive" (レディ・フランシス・ ファントムハイヴ), her maiden name.

[nagitosstolenhand]

the ages of the upper moons all together are really funny to me. i made a chart to conceptualize my feelings

[starryarchitect]

I think he'd appreciate Juneteenth

[slimmestslime]

good afternoon cookierun community

[the-oracle-of-the-lost]

still upset that WoT has been cancelled but i need to post more positivity of the show as it is.

i loveeee Egwene's character and the narrative framing around her. she's introduced as the Obvious Protagonist – she's just come of age and gone through a big ritual to prove it, she's told she has great things ahead of her, she has a seemingly perfect boyfriend, and she has a longing for Something More out of life than her idyllic small town. and she gets it! she's told that she's an incredibly powerful channeler and might even be the Dragon Reborn and... well her town is invaded and a lot of people die including her mentor but... that's just the inciting incident, right? every hero has something traumatic like that happen but trauma like that is the way to a cool destiny.

except it's not. her mentor isn't dead, she's a more powerful channeler than Egwene will ever be, and her boyfriend is the Dragon Reborn. and neither of them even want it! Egwene might be a powerful channeler but no one takes notice when she's always standing next to Nynaeve or Rand or even Elayne – the future Queen. the only person who ever tells her that she's special is the woman who enslaved and tortured her. and that traumatic shit only happened because she was collateral damage of a plot targeting Nynaeve! and she has to relive it in her dreams every night because Lanfear is torturing her while also coercing her boyfriend to cheat on her! she ends up with all of the trauma and ruined relationships and none of the accolades or respect while those who would rather be living a quiet life in a small mountain town have everything she wanted.

the narrative Egwene thought would treat her as the protagonist betrayed her and now she's left to carve out space for herself and push on the narrative walls that are trying to trap her as second fiddle. (and god i wish we could see that happen onscreen)

[itsmyestate]

Cult leader era Kim Soleum will never not be funny to me. Please author-nim I will literally do anything to have an arc even remotely similar to the Tamra one. I saw countless fucking Chekhov’s Guns being set up with the silver shield and I’m begging on my KNEES rn to see them fired.

Please, it would be so funny

Also actually adding onto that Kim Soleum having a lot of silver related items is making me want to guess which new supernatural entity is going to gain an uncanny fondness for this fucker.

Because there is absolutely no fucking way that all the connections silver has with ‘Nobility’ and ‘Purity’ (from mental contamination/resistance to corruption) isn’t gonna end being… something. It doesn’t even actually have to be another ghost story per se I just really really realllyyyy hope something ODD (hilarious) is gonna happen when Kim Soleum uses the silver shield again with a hundred lives now in the metaphorical ‘Moral Achievements’ bank.