Wikipedia:WikiFauna

A wikifauna is an creature which is usually meant to represent how different users edit this encyclopedia, you should only take what it represents seriously.

Here is a list of wikifauna:

• WikiTrolls, approximately the opposite of WikiGnomes.
• WikiVandals, those who vandalise the encyclopedia;
  • WikiGnomovandal, a variant of wikignomes and vandals. those who do minor vandalism, usually not detected for large periods of time, not to be behaviorally confused with newbies.
    • Newbies, new users not doing very well, which if you see, you should assume good faith with.
• WikiGnomes, editors which do work behind the scenes.
• WikiFallens, editors banned from the wiki.
• WikiLions, bold editors.
• WikiFairies, editors helping "beautify" (make beautiful) the encyclopedia.
• WikiChefs, editors interested in creating articles.
• WikiCats, editors mainly setting up goals.
• WikiPuppy, editors mainly focusing on small changes, like typos. Not to be behaviorally confused with WikiGnomes.

• Sockpuppets, another account by the same person, usually for malicious purpose.
  • Humourpuppets, sockpuppets used for humour
• WikiRobots, programmed to do tasks automatically or semi-automatically.
  • DeleteBots, made to delete content
  • VandalBots, made for vandalism
• Wikivatars, similar to a sockpuppet but for friendly use

• Newbies, those new to the encyclopedia, can struggle, ane if they accidentaly do a bad edit, do not acuse them of vandalism.

• Miwiki ant, an arthropod native to wikimedia
• Wikipede, a millipede endemic to wikipedia
• Commonspede, a variety of wikipede endemic to commons

• WikiMinnow, for smaller situations
• WikiTrout, used for the purpose of wikitradition to tell users that they have done something silly
• WikiWhale, for more silly situations
  • JimboWhale, another cetacean native to wikimedia
  • ShavesWhale, endemic to wikipedia, and a shaved version of the JimboWhale
• WikiMastodon, REALLY bold editors that as a result may vandalise