Category:Vital articles
In the world of fake encyclopedias, there has always been one great rivalry: Wikipedia vs. Uncyclopedia. Each has pursued its goal of being a great fake encyclopedia by different methods. Uncyclopedia by wit, satire, vindictive dictatorial admins, and users with no life; Wikipedia by "facts," "research," committees, and rules-lawyering dicks who revert you when they don't think you are right. Up until now the great duel has been carried out amidst the chaos of the internet, where every page is in flux, and people can't spel wurth a dam. Both have remained fake encyclopedias... until now.
In an ambitious move, Wikipedia has taken the step of actually trying to ensure a core of quality articles; articles which it might eventually use to invade the land of print that was conquered long ago by Guttenburg. They've already posted a list of the articles they consider to be vital here, publicly. That was their first mistake. Because I say, "anything they can do, we can do better!"
(Above stolen from UN:VITAL)
- * Featured vital articles
- 1 Level 1 Vital articles
- 2 Level 2 Vital articles
- The articles in italics are redirects
Pages in category "Vital articles"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 481 total.
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- Time
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- Universe (musical)
- War
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- Abortion
- Acid
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- Algebra
- Algeria
- Algorithm
- Dante Alighieri
- Alphabet
- American Civil War
- American Red Cross
- Amsterdam
- Ancient Greece
- Andy Warhol
- Animation
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- Thomas Aquinas
- Arabic language
- Arctic Ocean
- Argentina
- Louis Armstrong
- Neil Armstrong
- Association football
- Athens
- Australia
- Australia/Australian Version
- Austria
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- Aztec
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- Julius Cæsar
- Calculus
- Camel
- Cape Town
- Capital punishment
- Capitalism
- Carbon
- Cat
- Charlie Chaplin
- Charlemagne
- Chinese language
- Winston Churchill
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- Crusades
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- Marie Curie
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