Wiki wacky woo
The only trouble with using Wikipedia as your source is that it may not be the same the next day you log in due to the regular editing. In our case we're lucky we've got this far through the list as someone has decided that, since Alexa only provides their top 50 for free, this list should also be reduced from 100.
I don't think we had very many categories left (our last, online office suites, is gone, being below 50). One I do recall is wikis (irony?). On Wikipedia - currently - is a list of 93 such sites; too many to canvas.
If we remove the ones we've mentioned that are issued by Wikimedia Foundation (see post from 29th September) and cull idiosyncratic efforts like Heroes Wiki, Lostpedia, Memory Alpha, Nukapedia, Supernatural Wiki, Wookieepedia and WoWWiki (devoted to individual shows or games), other minority interests such as Spanish and Chinese language encyclopedias, and wikis that have already received mentions such as Conservapedia and Uncyclopedia, we have:
- AboutUS.com
- Astrodatabank
- Catawiki
- Citizendium
- Connectipedia
- Choral Public Domain Library
- Diplopedia
- Encyclopedia of Mathematics
- Encyclopedia Dramatica
- Family History Research Wiki
- Familypedia
- Foodista.com
- Fringepedia (relates to Fringe but included because it also looks at fringe science)
- Galaxiki
- Gardenology.org
- GeoNames
- Hitchwiki
- International Music Score Library Project
- Internet Movie Firearms Database
- JurisPedia
- Know Your Meme
- Lyrically
- MeatballWiki
- MetaBase
- Metapedia
- MyWikiBiz
- NLab
- OpenStreetMap
- OpenWetWare
- PCGamingWiki
- PlanetMath*
- Pornopedia
- Proteopedia
- Rangjung Yeshe Wiki
- RationalWiki
- riscos.info
- Rosetta Code
- Scholarpedia
- Scratch Wiki
- Sensei's Library
- SKYbrary
- SNPedia
- TermWiki
- Travellerspoint
- TV Tropes
- The TV IV
- UK LGBT Archive
- WikEM
- Wikia
- WikiAnswers
- WikiArt
- WikiEducator
- WikiHow
- WikiMapia
- WikiShia
- Wikitravel
- WikiTree
- WikiWikiWeb
- ZineWiki
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