Thread:AnyFace/@comment-961279-20180716015706

I have been making some changes to the tone of the wiki that will help it out, which is to remove the following:
 * 1) The Wikipedia idea that each term has to be defined.
 * 2) The links to unrelated YouTube videos.

Many people already know what things like entrances and garbage trucks are, so we don't really need to provide links to Wikipedia to explain them. The YouTube links might seem like a cute idea, but they are more likely to confuse people. For example, the link for "safety" that took people to the "Safety Dance" music video doesn't have a lot to do with safety, except for it being a protest against night club bouncers kicking people out for doing the Pogo.

There is a side-effect to having both of them: once people leave this wiki, they are less likely to come back. So if you send someone off to look at the "Safety Dance" video, they are probably going to keep looking at YouTube videos instead of clicking on the Back button in their web browser to come back here. I get around that by opening links in new tabs so that when I'm done with my side trip to another website, I close that tab and come right back to where I was, but how many other people would do it that way?

I am going to continue trying to keep things "in house" on this wiki as much as possible. 