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Sorry about the unannounced hiatus - yes, on this channel 2 weeks without an upload counts as a hiatus. My girlfriend and I were bedridden for a week with strep C, a rare and serious strain of strep that doesn't show up on most tests. You pick it up from either handling livestock or poorly prepared food, so we traced it to (most likely) an August 11 meal at Sushi Chiyo on Sandy Boulevard in Portland. Which sucks - it's one of my favorite sushi places and I don't want to stop going there, let alone publicly call them out like this, but strep C is no joke and people should be informed. Anyone know of other good conveyor-belt sushi restaurants in the Portland area?

Anyway, I'm relieved to finally have this episode out. It feels like vintage TCOC, which is a kinda ridiculous thing to say considering that I've only been consistently uploading videos for 10 months, but this subject matter feels like one of the videos I would have made early on, and I mean that in a good way. Wikipedia drama is one of my favorite recurring topics to cover, and this is one of the great canonical stories of Wikipedia drama. Huge thanks to my friend Sawyer, a prolific Wikipedia editor, for getting me sources on this.

Where should Neelix's best redirects have gone instead?
"Anti-trousers" to the French Revolution - https://tors-cabinet.square.site/
"Hypoplastic tits" to Dolly Parton -   / membership  
"A trip down mammary lane" to Wisconsin - https://x.com/parsons_tor
"Absence of tits" to top surgery -   / mrsluds  
"Nudity of the thorax" to Barry B. Benson -   / tor.in.oregon  

34:20 was completely improvised when I got to that part of the script. I didn't put Mrs. Sluds and Jolibee on the table for the sake of making that work. It's basically random which characters I choose to have onscreen when I film an episode.

Neelix gets discovered: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_ta...
ArbCom discusses his fate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikiped...
Complete list of Neelix's redirects, boobular and otherwise: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?...
Study of Wikipedia's political bias (done by the conservative Manhattan Institute, but the fact that they didn't find a consistent left-wing bias, which they clearly wanted to prove, makes me trust the study): https://manhattan.institute/article/n...
Last but certainly not least, Wikipedia's most important redirect: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?...