Pro Male Wiki
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Founded by: | Analyzing Male Slavery, William Lupinacci |
Status: | Dead |
Language: | English |
Edit mode: | OpenEdit |
Wiki engine: | MediaWiki |
Wiki license: | No license |
Main topic: | Men's rights |
Wiki size: | 52 article pages see stats |
(Page count as of: 2020-10-30)
Pro Male Wiki was founded in 2020 at the URL promale.wiki by Analyzing Male Slavery and William Lupinacci as a wiki for the original Pro-male Collective (PMC). The PMC is a pro-male advocacy group founded in 2018 by Analyzing Male Slavery and Male Sentient Void.
The wiki was contributed to by original members of the Pro-male collective, and consisted of articles about male suicide, male disposability, anti-male language, criticism of the online 'black-pill' / 'pink-pill' ideologies, anti-circumcision, prejudice against male anthropomorphic fandoms, criticism of mate guarding fetishes, among other topics.
- Pro-male Collective splinter
Near the end of the wikis existence, the original pro-male collective formed a splinter, where most pro-male collective members hijacked the group from the founder. They also hijacked the original PMC reddit from the founder: Analyzing Male Slavery, a vlogger with a British accent. As the wiki was co-founded by the PMC founder, this didn't effect the wiki much, except that editing slowed down. Later on, the server the wiki was hosted on was hacked and rooted in late 2021, prompting William to take it offline.
Eventually Reddit shut down the hijacked PMC subreddit and the original PMC set up shop again on Reddit.
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