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Occasionally, Wikipedians lose their minds and get into edit wars over the most lame things. This is to document that phenomenon. Please note, this page is dedicated to whimsy, and not to document real, contentious edit wars.

Cauliflower - Is cauliflower nutritious? Is specifying what parts are usable POV?

List of numbers that are always odd - the number 3 was being considered as possibly being not odd. Page protection was needed to halt the heated debate.

Atheism - edit war continued for several days to consider exactly which God or gods Atheists prefer not to believe in. Specifically, do they not believe in all gods, including God, or merely disbelieve in all gods with no specific inclusions?

Wikipedia:Yet_more_bad_jokes_and_other_deleted_nonsense#Edit_conflicts - the edit war on the Wikipedia:Edit conflicts page, preserved in Yet More Bad Jokes and Other Deleted Nonsense.

Gdanzisk - edit wars have been occuring for most of a year as regards the exact name of this ~~Polish~~ ~~German~~ ~~Prussian~~ ~~Eastern~~ Central European city.

Revision as of 03:58, 25 February 2004 view source Adam Bishop (talk \| contribs) Administrators 53,388 edits the edit conflicts edit war ← Previous edit		Revision as of 03:59, 25 February 2004 view source Pakaran (talk \| contribs) 9,746 edits another addition. Oddly, I got an edit conflict on this addition. Next edit →
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	*[[Wikipedia:Yet_more_bad_jokes_and_other_deleted_nonsense#Edit_conflicts]] - the edit war on the Wikipedia:Edit conflicts page, preserved in Yet More Bad Jokes and Other Deleted Nonsense.		*[[Wikipedia:Yet_more_bad_jokes_and_other_deleted_nonsense#Edit_conflicts]] - the edit war on the Wikipedia:Edit conflicts page, preserved in Yet More Bad Jokes and Other Deleted Nonsense.

			* [[Gdanzisk]] - edit wars have been occuring for most of a year as regards the exact name of this <s>Polish</s> <s>German</s> <s>Prussian</s> <s>Eastern</s> Central European city.