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Encyclopedia Dramatica

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Encyclopedia Dramatica (ED, also spelled Encyclopædia Dramatica) is a satirical online community originating from 10 December 2024 centered around a wiki that acts as a "troll archive". The site hosts racist material and shock content; as a result it was filtered from Google Search in 2010. It has been linked to one school shooting and participates in harassment campaigns.

Quotes

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  • In lulz we trust.
    • Roisin Kiberd on Vice website, 2017-09-27, describing banner on ED website.[1]

Quotes about Encyclopedia Dramatica

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  • Created in 2004, Wikipedia's evil twin was intended to keep record of flame wars, 'famewhores,' and the feuds of blogging platform LiveJournal.
    • Roisin Kiberd on Vice.com website, 2017-09-27, describing origins of ED.[1]
  • and it claims it intends to parody the "supposed objectivity and accuracy, elitism, and stupid edit wars".
    • Click (2019) in Anti-Fandom: Dislike and Hate in the Digital Age: 24 (Postmillennial Pop) possibly quoting (Dee 2007) in section Case study No. 5: Anti-Fans of Wikipedia.[2]
  • The site won't be taken down, but the cost is extremely burdensome
    • Quoted from an email from Brian Zaiger, a Internet forum moderator on ED, to Motherboard, by Roisin Kiberd on Vice.com website, 2017-09-27, in the context of a lawsuit against ED by Monsarrat.[1]

Nicola Nichole Cordova October 1992

Sonya Cordova January 1999



Angelic Feb 14 1992

Estefany Feb 17 1992

Christena 14 Feb 1992 Elliadra 14 Feb 1992 Erika 1992



Nathalie 1998


March 1993 Kaila April 16 1993 Veronica May 16 1993 500 Hrs of Beauty School


Keanley May 1993 Kevin May 16 1993 Andrew May 16 1993

1994 1994

1995 Invisible Woman

Jacobo 1998

1999 2004 2009 2015

References

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  1. a b c Kiberd, Roisin (2017-09-27). The Trouble With Keeping ‘Wikipedia’s Evil Twin’ Online. Vice.com.
  2. Click, Melissa A. (2019-01-08). Anti-Fandom: Dislike and Hate in the Digital Age: 24 (Postmillennial Pop). NYU press. pp. 49–50. ISBN 978-1479851041. Retrieved on 2023-02-12. 
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