Uncyclopedia: Difference between revisions

International editions are notorious for sometimes [[Woolseyism|creating new puns for their titles]]. [http://desencyclopedie.org/wiki/Accueil Désencyclopedie] (“discyclopedia”), the French version, has a pair of dice (“dés” in French) as logo, the Norwegian version is called [https://web.archive.org/web/20190315130251/http://ikkepedia.org/wiki/Forside Ikkepedia] (“notpedia”), the Russian versions are Absurdopedia ([http://absurdopedia.net here] and [http://absurdopedia.wiki here]), the Spanish version is [http://inciclopedia.org/wiki/Inciclopedia:Portada Inciclopedia] <ref>(It was [https://web.archive.org/web/20160102184032/http://www.frikipedia.es/friki/Portada Frikipedia] until a certain Spanish copyright organization [[Frivolous Lawsuit|did a massive legal bullying upon it]], and its mantle was passed to Inciclopedia. For a while since then, both existed, but each one catered to different audiences.)</ref> and the Danish version is called “[https://web.archive.org/web/20190218164638/http://spademanns.wikia.com/wiki/Forside Spademanns Leksikon]”, a pun between respected Danish encyclopedia Lademanns Leksikon and “spade”, Danish slang for “retard”. In the Mandarin version, the name is still transliterated from Wikipedia, but the first word used here also means “fake”. [http://la.uncyclopedia.info/wiki/Pagina_prima Necyclopaedia], the [[Altum Videtur|Latin version]], simply transposes the first two letters of “encyclopaedia”<ref>archaic alternate spelling</ref> to form the Latin word ''ne'', “not”. The Italian version is called [http://nonciclopedia.org/wiki/Pagina_principale Nonciclopedia], basically the same pun as the original one. The Japanese version is called [[Gratuitous English|Ansaikuropedia]], from the katakana rendering of Uncyclopedia and is notorious for such bashing of [[Seiyuu]] and [[Anime]] that in some occasions surpasses that of [[Wretched Hive|Encyclopedia Dramatica]].

 

 

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