creator of Mario, Zelda, & others, did not die yesterday :|

[Bobtheduck]

Wikipedia is the God's honest source on anything and everything... In I learned that "PSWii sux ### 360 FOREVER PSWii Sux 360 4ever!! Woot!!"

I would have never learned this valuable tip if I hadn't decided to look up the Resistance wiki. Now, think of the trolls with a bit of intelligence... Yes, this is possible... It is possible to have a high IQ and still want to hurt people. Imagine the subtle falsities strewn through Wikipedia just because people can.

Unfortunately, I HAVE learned a lot on Wikipedia, now I don't know what was real... So pink [spoiler=real wikipedia entry, no joke]isn't the color of an Emo in a bathtub?[/spoiler] CRAP!! I used that on a test in color theory, and EVERYTHING!!

No, but really... The problem with democracy is that people are stupid. Plain and simple... Two people have two brains and a million people have half a brain. Such is life... I'm not making a political statement, but a worldview statement... It has nothing to do with American Politics, and if it did it would apply to all former presidents, senators, and congressmen...

[Fish and Chips]

Ha! Digging the new and improved thread title.

[Mr. SmartyPants]

To be honest, that might be a reason unto itself for some people. There are those who would enjoy making people upset. One does have to wonder why people would falsely edit Wikipedia, though. I can actually relate to a certain degree, because a more mischievous part of me has often wanted to make a tongue-in-cheek edit. However, I've restrained myself because I respect the idea behind Wikipedia and it would be pointless.

I used to change Ken Kutaragi's page where it would go from "Known as the father of the Playstation" to "Known as the [i]godfather[i] of the Playstation".

That edit totally stayed there for about a week till somebody notices.