AARoads is on Wikipedia (kind of)

[thspfc]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadgeek
AARoads is mentioned on Wikipedia.
Nice.

link fix --sso

[vdeane]

Now we just need a TV Tropes page.  Especially for Alanland.

[hotdogPi]

Now we just need a TV Tropes page.  Especially for Alanland.

There is one trope on TV Tropes (I believe Critical Research Failure or a related trope) that mentioned NYSDOT mixing up US and state shields.

[Roadgeekteen]

It makes it seem like there is another web based road forum.

[hotdogPi]

Wikipedia has a good relationship with this forum. At least two admins on Wikipedia (Scott5114 and former admin seicer) are forum members; Bruce and NE2 also have significant time on Wikipedia. If you look at the list of featured articles, quite a lot of them are about roads; the only other groups that seems to have pushed for featured articles on Wikipedia are those with interests in coins, ships, and hurricanes.

[jp the roadgeek]

Did find this:

https://micronations.wiki/wiki/Kingdom_of_Alanland

[Roadgeekteen]

Did find this:

https://micronations.wiki/wiki/Kingdom_of_Alanland

This kingdom know of our Alanland?

[Max Rockatansky]

Did find this:

https://micronations.wiki/wiki/Kingdom_of_Alanland

This kingdom know of our Alanland?

Different Alanland, apparently based in the UK.  Goat Jesus will not tolerate such heresy. 

[Roadgeekteen]

Did find this:

https://micronations.wiki/wiki/Kingdom_of_Alanland

This kingdom know of our Alanland?

Different Alanland, apparently based in the UK.  Goat Jesus will not tolerate such heresy.

War?

[Max Rockatansky]

Did find this:

https://micronations.wiki/wiki/Kingdom_of_Alanland

This kingdom know of our Alanland?

Different Alanland, apparently based in the UK.  Goat Jesus will not tolerate such heresy.

War?

Yes, the 3rd Butterfly Crusades. 

[hbelkins]

This thread may or may not be locked soon.

[wxfree]

This thread may or may not be locked soon.

Also, forget the forum, Alanland needs to be on Wickerpaedia.

[CNGL-Leudimin]

In before lock for rant:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadgeek
AARoads is mentioned on Wikipedia.
Nice.

Fixed. Never link to mobile Wikipedia! It doesn't redirect to "normal" Wikipedia when on a computer (be it desktop or laptop), unlike the other way round.

[thspfc]

In before lock for rant:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadgeek
AARoads is mentioned on Wikipedia.
Nice.

Fixed. Never link to mobile Wikipedia! It doesn't redirect to "normal" Wikipedia when on a computer (be it desktop or laptop), unlike the other way round.

Oops, sorry.

[formulanone]

In before lock for rant:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadgeek
AARoads is mentioned on Wikipedia.
Nice.

Fixed. Never link to mobile Wikipedia! It doesn't redirect to "normal" Wikipedia when on a computer (be it desktop or laptop), unlike the other way round.

Oops, sorry.

Oh, the sheer difficulty of having to easily delete two characters from a URL.

[TheHighwayMan3561]

Christ, settle down. Linking to mobile Wiki is not a big deal.

[vdeane]

This thread may or may not be locked soon.

Also, forget the forum, Alanland needs to be on Wickerpaedia.

https://quindaropedia.fandom.com/wiki/Quindaropedia_Wiki

[kphoger]

Different Alanland, apparently based in the UK.  Goat Jesus will not tolerate such heresy.

War?

Yes, the 3rd Butterfly Crusades. 

As some newer members might not be familiar with the pertinent history, it bears mentioning that the 3rd Butterfly Crusades are more commonly referred to as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades.  This confusion is officially due to the international date line (+1 900-462-8739) but most historians agree that it actually has its origin with a May Day radio broadcast announcing the end of hostilities, in which the announcer Don "Alan" McKnight mistakenly referred to the just-ended war as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades–which in actuality weren't even scheduled to begin for another seven months.  According to the narrative, this is also why there is officially no such thing as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades:  the name was officially changed to Crysalix 2.0 just two days after the May Day gaffe.

[hotdogPi]

international date line (+⅞ 900-462-8739)

Fixed. Even though it is in North America, Alanland is and is not in the North American Numbering Plan.

[Roadgeekteen]

Different Alanland, apparently based in the UK.  Goat Jesus will not tolerate such heresy.

War?

Yes, the 3rd Butterfly Crusades. 

As some newer members might not be familiar with the pertinent history, it bears mentioning that the 3rd Butterfly Crusades are more commonly referred to as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades.  This confusion is officially due to the international date line (+1 900-462-8739) but most historians agree that it actually has its origin with a May Day radio broadcast announcing the end of hostilities, in which the announcer Don "Alan" McKnight mistakenly referred to the just-ended war as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades–which in actuality weren't even scheduled to begin for another seven months.  According to the narrative, this is also why there is officially no such thing as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades:  the name was officially changed to Crysalix 2.0 just two days after the May Day gaffe.

What do butterflies have to do with Alanland?

[ET21]

Different Alanland, apparently based in the UK.  Goat Jesus will not tolerate such heresy.

War?

Yes, the 3rd Butterfly Crusades. 

As some newer members might not be familiar with the pertinent history, it bears mentioning that the 3rd Butterfly Crusades are more commonly referred to as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades.  This confusion is officially due to the international date line (+1 900-462-8739) but most historians agree that it actually has its origin with a May Day radio broadcast announcing the end of hostilities, in which the announcer Don "Alan" McKnight mistakenly referred to the just-ended war as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades–which in actuality weren't even scheduled to begin for another seven months.  According to the narrative, this is also why there is officially no such thing as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades:  the name was officially changed to Crysalix 2.0 just two days after the May Day gaffe.

What do butterflies have to do with Alanland?

Everything

[Max Rockatansky]

Different Alanland, apparently based in the UK.  Goat Jesus will not tolerate such heresy.

War?

Yes, the 3rd Butterfly Crusades. 

As some newer members might not be familiar with the pertinent history, it bears mentioning that the 3rd Butterfly Crusades are more commonly referred to as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades.  This confusion is officially due to the international date line (+1 900-462-8739) but most historians agree that it actually has its origin with a May Day radio broadcast announcing the end of hostilities, in which the announcer Don "Alan" McKnight mistakenly referred to the just-ended war as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades–which in actuality weren't even scheduled to begin for another seven months.  According to the narrative, this is also why there is officially no such thing as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades:  the name was officially changed to Crysalix 2.0 just two days after the May Day gaffe.

What do butterflies have to do with Alanland?

Everything

And nothing on Friday mornings at 10:21 AM. 

[kphoger]

What do butterflies have to do with Alanland?

Everything

And nothing on Friday mornings at 10:21 PM. 

FTFY.

[20160805]

Christ, settle down. Linking to mobile Wiki is not a big deal.

Yeah it it, the mobile version is ugly as sailor crap!

[Roadgeekteen]

Different Alanland, apparently based in the UK.  Goat Jesus will not tolerate such heresy.

War?

Yes, the 3rd Butterfly Crusades. 

As some newer members might not be familiar with the pertinent history, it bears mentioning that the 3rd Butterfly Crusades are more commonly referred to as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades.  This confusion is officially due to the international date line (+1 900-462-8739) but most historians agree that it actually has its origin with a May Day radio broadcast announcing the end of hostilities, in which the announcer Don "Alan" McKnight mistakenly referred to the just-ended war as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades–which in actuality weren't even scheduled to begin for another seven months.  According to the narrative, this is also why there is officially no such thing as the 2nd Butterfly Crusades:  the name was officially changed to Crysalix 2.0 just two days after the May Day gaffe.

What do butterflies have to do with Alanland?

Everything

And nothing on Friday mornings at 10:21 AM.

But still everything even when it's nothing.