The Illogiblog is
Illogicopedia's official off-site station for news, views and general craziness straight from Illogic HQ.
Illogicopedia is an insane repository of words put together in no particular order. It could be defined as a collection of randomness, a celebration of stupidity and insanity. It's a bit like the
Uncyclopedia, only we are much more relaxed in the content we accept: nonsensical articles are kept and nurtured to be of a higher quality of babble.
The blog is, however, generally more serious in its nature: topics covered offer a more reasoned insight into the Illogicopedia and
its associated projects. You might even say... it is logical.
Well, some of the time anyway.
FeaturesThe blog has been running its
Illogicopedian Classics series, which has covered some of the best unfeatured content since August 2008. As a result of their appearance on the blog, some articles have consequently gone on to reach featured status on the wiki itself.
Tabs are kept on
Illogicopedia in the general Internetosphere, with the ultimate aim of creating a log of activity around Illogicopedia in the press. It is hoped that one day, this will be used to create a Wikipedia article which is not deleted within a week.
Aside from
regular columns, there are the
Thoughts of the Week,
featured websites,
Illogitoons and much, much more to satisfy your hunger for all things Illogicopedian. Check the 'features' sidebar for what else is going on this week.
A bit of Illogicopedian history
Since its inception in April 2007, the Illogiblog has been an accompaniment to the
Illogicopedia and its projects, with site news and updates as well as snippets from some of the best content. It has covered momentous occasions such as
the move to Wikia in April 2007 to the
independence movement that dominated 2008.
The blog has undergone numerous redesigns and even launched a
logo competition in May 2008. The current blog logo is an adapted version of a design by Robomilk, whose entry was selected from a grand total of three (!) entries.
An explosion in the number of posts occurred in September 2008, with a number of new editors joining the Illogiblog team. Since then, the blog has gone from strength to strength, spurring editors to create topics on all aspects of Illogicopedian culture ranging from
political wranglings and
heartfelt rants on the state of the wiki to irrelevant ramblings and
general nonsense.
Well, it isn't Christmas yet, but this year's festive period is special. No, it isn't the Second Coming of Christ or anything like that, we've got a Chrimbo article competition for you all. Enter today and you could* win some Christmas pudding and a lump of coal!
Live Article
As you may know, the IllogiGames front page has undergone a bit of a revamp and the project has seen some dramatic additions/expansion in the past week. So, you can now attempt to escape from a jail cell in The Getaway or enter the realm in er, Enter The Realm.
Elsewhere, with the demise of BJAODN on Wikipedia, its wiki is now open.
Fake Cheats is an old project of mine that was kind of abandoned. In short, it is a place to post fake video game cheats you have found or just made up. Having accepted the death of this wiki, I hereby donate the content (all three glorious pages) to the Illogicopedia, and hope the project has more success at a more popular wiki. If not, then so be it, but make what you will of this: 
Ok. Well it seems the Ducks For Ducks party (being as new as it is....) is no longer new. And I always thought we already had a communist party, the Strangled Cats, but maybe... those are just Nazi Kittens. Well, good luck Communist Calamity. You'll need it.
Fonchezz, the radical mentalist independant, has created his own party, the Ducks for Ducks. It's like the others only more quackers. So, if you feel so inclined, join up.
Okay. We all know (and fear) Bcbkye. With the recent upcoming of Illogicopedia: The Text Adventure (made by none other than myself, a personal project), Bcbkye plays a fundamental role in the game, along with various other famous figures. During the game, you might fight the Cult of Duncan, defend the Strangled Cat Party's "stash," or thumb wrestle with Chyaku Norrisu, but none of it compares to how deadly Bcbkye is the game. Want me to explain?
That IllogiTV special feature has only been up for three days and already it's getting some attention:
Alright, see. It's like this. The evil admins have formed political parties which will, from now on, compete with each other and just generally be there for the heck of it. The Strangled Cats, the Illogicrats and Party42 will be fighting, er, I mean, whoring themselves out, for your vote. Only you don't need to vote, just watch them argue.
Alright. I've decided to answer common, but illogical, questions about the administration on ?pedia. In this case, it's the ever-present question if we truly are evil. In fact, there's no denying we're evil, after all, just look at our headquarters! It's absolutely evil, is it not?
Yesterday at 8:19pm, Hindleyite compleatly pwns every user on the ?pedia forum, well done on that most sad of achievements, writing too much.
Illogicopedia is an insane repository of words put together in no particular order. It could be defined as a collection of randomness, a celebration of stupidity and insanity. It's a bit like the Uncyclopedia, only we are much more relaxed in the content we accept: nonsensical articles are kept and nurtured to be of a higher quality of babble.
Since its inception in April 2007, the Illogiblog has been an accompaniment to the Illogicopedia and its projects, with site news and updates as well as snippets from some of the best content. It has covered momentous occasions such as the move to Wikia in April 2007 to the independence movement that dominated 2008.
