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I already have a draft in my sandbox, I will be the destroyer of worlds“Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”
No, we don't.Sure. We have a page for Jake Paul so we'll live.
We allow Perppa Pig and Barney & Friends on site, who would index that stuff if not purely for the sake of it being funny to rate baby cartoon charactersWhat this rule suggests is that, even if a profile may be of a legitimate source, it can be considered inappropriate for the main wiki if we deem it to be a joke page. Ultimately, I am not the arbiter of what would and would not be considered a "joke page". However, in this instance, I'm forced to ask what possible value we believe Skibidi Toilet would actually have as a verse on the wiki - if it wasn't for the fact that it's intentionally obscenely 'humorous' and called Skibidi Toilet, would we even give a passing thought to adding this verse to the wiki?
It's my honest opinion that the only perceived value this verse would have is in the fact that it would be funny to have it. If we are only making a page because it would be funny to have it, I'd firmly consider that to be a "joke page". As such, even if it is technically a legitimate verse, a profile which exists only because we'd find it funny (or for the 'meme value' of it) is, as the rules suggest, better suited to the Joke Battles Wiki by design.
You've obviously already seen what I said on Discord, but just to publicly reiterate it - I've never been involved in the Peppa Pig and Barney discussions, but I imagine this interpretation of the rules would apply the same way to them.We allow Perppa Pig and Barney & Friends on site, who would index that stuff if not purely for the sake of it being funny to rate baby cartoon characters
I would argue there is a difference between our typical definition of a fanfiction and what Skibidi Toilet does. A fanfiction is a fictional work that is set in a pre-existing verse. Skibidi Toilet cuts up models contained within GMod for its own purposes, many of which are from Half-Life - this much is true. But it's not set in Half-Life. It's an original setting. I would not call it a Half-Life fanfiction by any stretch.I don't believe an original work can be passed as fanfiction on the basis of reused assets.
I do; I think it's the only coherent way to actually define and disqualify fanfiction. When intellectual property is used for new works.
You can't define fanfiction just by its setting. Otherwise fanfictions which take characters from multiple verses to an original setting wouldn't count.I would argue there is a difference between our typical definition of a fanfiction and what Skibidi Toilet does. A fanfiction is a fictional work that is set in a pre-existing verse. Skibidi Toilet cuts up models contained within GMod for its own purposes, many of which are from Half-Life - this much is true. But it's not set in Half-Life. It's an original setting. I would not call it a Half-Life fanfiction by any stretch.
You could perhaps argue separately that we shouldn't allow verses that rely on reused assets, but I wouldn't consider that to make it a fanfiction.
If we want to talk in highly specific terms about what does and doesn't qualify, then, we can use the Wikipedia definition of it.You can't define fanfiction just by its setting. Otherwise fanfictions which take characters from multiple verses to an original setting wouldn't count.
Using two copyrighted songs doesn't count for much. Although the half-life characters may be an issue, I don't really see why it wouldn't pass considering we have entire machinima verses.No, we don't.
As for the question itself, besides using two (I think) copyrighted songs, there's also the fact that a lot of recurring characters in the series are just Half-Life characters who are stuck in a toilet.
This is a perfect representation of the "we don't like this thing" bias."Preferably avoid adding character profiles that may be inappropriate or perceived to be in poor taste. This may include characters, weapons, etcetera, that are ill-suited for a statistics-indexing wiki, due to having no reliable feats, or ones from media which may be too controversial or otherwise unnecessary to be featured. This includes pages that would strictly be written as a joke, and as such more suitably belong in the Joke Battles wiki."
What this rule suggests is that, even if a profile may be of a legitimate source, it can be considered inappropriate for the main wiki if we deem it to be a joke page. Ultimately, I am not the arbiter of what would and would not be considered a "joke page". However, in this instance, I'm forced to ask what possible value we believe Skibidi Toilet would actually have as a verse on the wiki - if it wasn't for the fact that it's intentionally obscenely 'humorous' and called Skibidi Toilet, would we even give a passing thought to adding this verse to the wiki?
It's my honest opinion that the only perceived value this verse would have is in the fact that it would be funny to have it. If we are only making a page because it would be funny to have it, I'd firmly consider that to be a "joke page". As such, even if it is technically a legitimate verse, a profile which exists only because we'd find it funny (or for the 'meme value' of it) is, as the rules suggest, better suited to the Joke Battles Wiki by design.
Ignoring how this is entirely subjective and hence ill-suited to any type of wiki policy, by this logic we would delete virtually every Toon Force character of the site. People are invested in Spongebob vsbattling because it's funny as **** to have him be a universal reality-warper. People are invested in the Looney Tunes because Bugs Bunny blowing up suns is pretty funny. Even moving beyond cartoons, you would end up nuking Kirby as well: Kirby powerscaling is so funny it's become a somewhat common meme in a gaming community as a whole.As such, even if it is technically a legitimate verse, a profile which exists only because we'd find it funny (or for the 'meme value' of it) is, as the rules suggest, better suited to the Joke Battles Wiki by design.
No.All in the title really
Anyways before anyone comments I will note a few things:
It has a cohesive plot
It isn't a fanfic of anything, it just uses default Gary's Mod models
Again, no we do not have entire Machinima verses. Red vs Blue is its own can of worms that I'm not too familiar with.I don't really see why it wouldn't pass considering we have entire machinima verses.
Rooster Teeth has made deals with Microsoft with regards to what they can do with the series. The series goes far and away past what Microsoft currently lists as acceptable in their Game Content Usage Rules.Again, no we do not have entire Machinima verses. Red vs Blue is its own can of worms that I'm not too familiar with.
The first 10 shorts of Skibidi Toiilet alone have over one billion views; if this is not notable I am not sure what else is. It is by far more popular than a lot of the media already being indexed. Using physical releases as a barometer is incredibly arbitrary.We allow RvB, presumably for reasons of notability.
This is an actual good reason to not allow it into the wiki so I can stand by it.Rooster Teeth has made deals with Microsoft with regards to what they can do with the series. The series goes far and away past what Microsoft currently lists as acceptable in their Game Content Usage Rules.
They allow RvB to exist as it does because of those business deals.
This belongs on FC/OC.
It is very much indexable, there are legitimate feats and abilities and if you have been keeping up with thye series it has been getting rather crazy.How is it fanfiction? I never knew it is based on an original fiction, and it is simply a self-created joking plot.
Also, is it really indexable? (I only saw one short video and I already got disgusted by it)
Nope, but can you list few? I stopped watching after the first short video.It is very much indexable, there are legitimate feats and abilities and if you have been keeping up with thye series it has been getting rather crazy.
Depending on the toilet we have stuff from ripping heads, swallowing people, tanking missiles, destroying aircrafts, and so onNope, but can you list few? I stopped watching after the first short video.
Giant Kaiju like beings with lasers, mind control and other shit. It's really hard to explain because of the absurdity of the series but yeah it's thereNope, but can you list few? I stopped watching after the first short video.
The plot isn't given throughout a narrator of something or through actual dialogue but there is certainly a plot there and it is certainly original and unique (as weird as it is)Well, it seems that our understanding of fanfiction might vary, but in my view, this plot lacks an original fiction for it to be considered a fanfiction.
One of the reasons.Rooster Teeth has made deals with Microsoft with regards to what they can do with the series. The series goes far and away past what Microsoft currently lists as acceptable in their Game Content Usage Rules.
They allow RvB to exist as it does because of those business deals.
This belongs on FC/OC.
There are camera heads, sound box heads and television heads.Nope, but can you list few? I stopped watching after the first short video.
Mobile game? Aren't there several Skibidi Toilet games because of the popularity?As I said before, the mobile game would be allowable imo due to it actually using original models as opposed to default GMod models (which I'm pretty sure would either come from Half Life or Team Fortress 2), but not the videos themselves.
It is not fan-fiction in the sense of “it's based on an existing verse/plot”, however their materials are not official. Unless I am mistaken, they also don't have rights to music either.Don't call it 'official'. Your Fan Content should be clear that it's unofficial. Please do not do or say anything which makes anyone think we endorse or support you. The Fan Content you make based on our Games is solely your responsibility.
Also looking from reliable page; they also use Half-Life 2 and Counter-Strike: Source assets. He also created a game out of it which I am not aware if he still uses the assets on the game.Do not add any original or fan-made characters to the wiki. If you wish to create any original/fan-made character profiles, feel free to do so in the FC/OC wiki. "Original" here refers to relatively obscure characters from self-contained stories created by members and their friends, whereas "fan-made" refers to ones appearing within fanfiction or works containing a sufficient amount of another piece of fiction's copyrighted material without official permission.
The bolded part is essential and relevant here; they have no official permission. They are allowed to as long as it is claimed to be unofficial.Do not add any original or fan-made characters to the wiki. If you wish to create any original/fan-made character profiles, feel free to do so in the FC/OC wiki. "Original" here refers to relatively obscure characters from self-contained stories created by members and their friends, whereas "fan-made" refers to ones appearing within fanfiction or works containing a sufficient amount of another piece of fiction's copyrighted material without official permission.
I was making the argument that it should be allowed to be on the wiki. It's super notable, yes.The first 10 shorts of Skibidi Toiilet alone have over one billion views; if this is not notable I am not sure what else is. It is by far more popular than a lot of the media already being indexed. Using physical releases as a barometer is incredibly arbitrary.