IncelWiki.com (en)
English language version of IncelWiki.com.
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(As of: 2021-06-08)
IncelWiki.org, originally at IncelWiki.com, is a series of wiki sites about incel (or involuntary celibacy), currently available six different language versions. The English IncelWiki.com wiki was created in 2020 by the original authors and creators of the earlier Incels.Wiki (Incels dot wiki), after Incels dot wiki was hijacked by an inactive domain / server owner in 2018.
IncelWiki.org (and previously IncelWiki.com) is hosted on a separate server, and has a different domain / server owner than Incels.Wiki. It is also not affiliated with Incels.is or any of their sister sites.
As of June 2021, IncelWiki.org has 1,862 pages across the English wiki and all sub-domain language versions. After a three month downtime associated with a brief witch-hunt against the creator, the site changed server owners and moved to IncelWiki.org (en).
Additional wikis on IncelWiki.com include:
- IncelWiki.org (de) – https://De.IncelWiki.org (German Incel Wiki)
- IncelWiki.org (en) – https://IncelWiki.org (English Incel Wiki)
- IncelWiki.org (es) – https://Es.IncelWiki.org (Spanish Incel Wiki)
- IncelWiki.org (he) – https://He.IncelWiki.org (Hebrew Incel Wiki)
- IncelWiki.org (it) – https://It.IncelWiki.org (Italian Incel Wiki)
- IncelWiki.org (tr) – https://Tr.IncelWiki.org (Turkish Incel Wiki)
- Licensing
IncelWiki.org wiki content is not released for reuse under any specific single license. The English IncelWiki.org allows its contributors to release their own work under any license they choose, though typically, a Creative Commons license is selected; however, using no license is also an option.
- Media
The English language IncelWiki.com was referenced in an academic paper of 2020 by Vanja Zdjelar of the Simon Fraser University in Canada, who described its split between the other Incel Wiki and IncelWiki.com, mentioning both by name.[1]
In late 2021, Political Research Associates referenced the wiki in their reporting on academics 'mainstreaming incels'.[2]
- References
- ↑ Zdjelar, Vanja (16 December 2020); Alone together: Exploring community on an incel forum, (Full text); Summit.SFU.ca; Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C. V5A 1S6 Canada; accessed 2 October 2021.
- ↑ Kelly, M. (1 July 2021); The Mainstream Pill | how media and academia help incels rebrand; PoliticalResearch.org; Political Research Associates, Somerville, MA 02144, USA; accessed 4 October 2021.
- See also
- All
- Wikis with a mobile-view site
- Cannot connect
- Wiki English
- ByInvitation
- MediaWiki
- Wiki Custom license
- Incel
- Wiki with 1,001 to 2,000 pages
- Adult content
- Special interest
- Wikis with a strong viewpoint
- Encyclopedia
- Academic
- People
- Sex
- Sexuality
- Lifestyles
- Wiki Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication (CC0)
- Wiki Creative Commons Attribution
- Minerva
- Monobook
- Timeless
- Vector
- Founded in 2020