Only one vehicle for article humor is employed at the Nicktoons Fanon Wiki: actual information. However, much of the behind-the-scenes aspects of Wikipedia are also parodied, from the abundance of maintenance templates to the system for rating articles. Like Wikipedia, the Nicktoons Fanon Wiki has guidelines regarding what is and is not acceptable content, and these guidelines have become exceedingly long and complex as a parody of Wikipedia's comparatively simple rules. The site has gained media attention due to its articles on places, people, and painfully obscure pop culture.
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| - Only one vehicle for article humor is employed at the Nicktoons Fanon Wiki: actual information. However, much of the behind-the-scenes aspects of Wikipedia are also parodied, from the abundance of maintenance templates to the system for rating articles. Like Wikipedia, the Nicktoons Fanon Wiki has guidelines regarding what is and is not acceptable content, and these guidelines have become exceedingly long and complex as a parody of Wikipedia's comparatively simple rules. The site has gained media attention due to its articles on places, people, and painfully obscure pop culture.
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| - Only one vehicle for article humor is employed at the Nicktoons Fanon Wiki: actual information. However, much of the behind-the-scenes aspects of Wikipedia are also parodied, from the abundance of maintenance templates to the system for rating articles. Like Wikipedia, the Nicktoons Fanon Wiki has guidelines regarding what is and is not acceptable content, and these guidelines have become exceedingly long and complex as a parody of Wikipedia's comparatively simple rules. The site has gained media attention due to its articles on places, people, and painfully obscure pop culture. The Nicktoons Fanon Wiki's name is a portmanteau of the words nick (a technology for stealing content from other websites, from the Hawaiian word nicki, meaning 'thief') and fanon meaning 'children'; literally stealing content for perverting children's brains. Its logo is nothing, which serves as a spoof of Wikipedia's spherical magical puzzle globe, named Merlin after the loyal wizard of King Arthur's courtlogo.
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