Everyone needs a hobby
Everyone needs a hobby
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Turns out this is false, the actual story is much better: https://www.vice.com/en/article/chinese-woman-fake-russian-history-wikipedia/
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That lady missed her calling as an RPG author.
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I know, impressive effort.
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I was just thinking I want an English translation
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Her level of world building is insane.
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At one point, a huge chunk of Scottish Wikipedia was written by an American teenager who did not know Scots
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When I learned about this it was the funniest thing I had heard. Like rolled around and nearly wet myself funny.
Nobody else has shared the humour with me and I have told lots of people.
Sorry for linking to that site, but this is where I learned about it, and Reddit is pivotal to the discovery
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Reminds me of the Alan MacMasters hoax, famous inventor of the toaster: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_MacMasters_hoax
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There should be a collaborative worldbuilding project in a wiki format.
Kinda like SCP but writing about all aspects of the world.
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I could see this kind of idea being wildly popular for ttrpg dungeon masters. If you know anybody who owns multiple 20 sided die there's a good chance they've done some amout of fantasy world building before
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Collaborative world building often falls apart. It needs a full time coordinator, or it's like herding cats.
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Please tell me every going on with American politics is some bored housewife spamming social media and the Kamala actually won and is doing an amazing job. Please!!
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Of course! Why, what have you been reading?
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My friends invented band members for the band 69boys. "Quick Skeet" Fisher, Reginald "Busta Nut" Gunderson. They are not real… well they used to not be real. I think Gunderson started to do interviews. Obscure enough to evade moderation, important enough to have people rip from Wikipedia without verifying
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Now THAT is a true patriot.
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