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2005

  • FoxTrot 7 May - The first appearance of Wikipedia in a syndicated comic strip.

2007

March

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April

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May

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July

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August

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  • On A Claire Day: 27 August-29 August, Monday-Wednesday. Claire, a young adult, embarrasses herself in an interview for a job at a public library by stating incorrect information sourced from Wikipedia.[1]

2008

June

  • Script error: No such module "citation/CS1".
    The Sir Francis Bacon article in Wikipedia is changed by Alex's son.

July

  • xkcd: In Popular Culture - A parody of the deprecated "in popular culture" section on some WP articles, listing needlessly specific and trivial instances of wood use, e.g. "The fence around the backyard of the house in The Simpsons is wooden"

2009

April

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November

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  • Deadpool #900. In the story "One Down", while carrying out an assassination, Deadpool has a fourth wall-breaking conversation with his inner voices in which he discusses his own fanbase, noting that as of that writing, his own Wikipedia entry was longer than that of Spider-Man.
  • Pearls Before Swine: 2009-11-23, Monday. Rat starts editing Stephan Pastis Wikipedia article, making up facts about his life that weren't true and later uses it in a conversation to embarrass him.

2010

January

May

  • Day by Day, May 24: Sam suggests that the one word describing a future online commons for political debate amongst citizens would be "Wikipedia".

2013

October

  • Sex Criminals #2: Suzie looks up a porn actress on Wikipedia with whom Jon was obsessed as a child. She says the article does not say which of her uncles abused her because Wikipedia has "very high verification standards".

2015

February

  • Zits: Thursday, February 26, 2015. Repeat of the April 2, 2009 Zits strip above.
  • Zits: Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Jeremy Duncan's friend Pierce tells him that instead of buying an essay online, Jeremy should paraphrase Wikipedia instead, just like his other classmates.

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