February 11, 2006

Wikichet

[OT] Wikichet (as in ricochet): the process of bouncing from subject to subject in Wikipedia (as in, “Just this morning I somehow wikicheted from George Blanda to Attila the Hun to Tony Little“–which I did).

Posted by John Nack at 12:42 PM on February 11, 2006

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