MicroWikia

MicroWikia is the name usually given to the community using the micronational wiki hosted by Wikia (now known as Fandom) at micronations.wikia.com from late 2011 to early 2015 and sometimes also for the wiki after its community's decline, especially by people from outside the original community. It used the name MicroWiki and claimed to be the legitimate user of the name, its users referring to the more popular site that eventually turned into the current MicroWiki as ".org.uk". The MicroWikia community was often younger and less experienced than its counterpart in the ".org.uk" community and it gained a reputation for being "extremely immature and unprofessional" as a result, this reputation is actively disputed by the Hasano-Mahusetan MicroWikia Compendium and Heritage Institute with it regarding the MicroWikia community as a young growing community with a unique culture and history separate from what it considers to be the more "rigid and elitist" culture of the ".org.uk" community.

Notable organisations and activities related to the MicroWikia community include the World Union, the Association of Prolific Micronations and the Harmony Games, notable micronations with origins in the MicroWikia community include Hasanistan, Mahuset, Vetria, Asermia, Monovia, Sabovia, Ashukovo, Mangdublah, Rhōmanía, Lurk, Gremmia, Agrikesh, the Homestead Federal Republic, Lyonesse, DeWaCo Estates, the Second Empyre of Slin and to a lesser extent, Nedland and Abelden and notable micronationalists present in the MicroWikia community include Emiel Sebastiaan Hardy, Hasan Çakar, Harry Fitzpatrick, Andrew Creed, Ed Jacobs, Sebastian Schriber, Manolis Afentoulis, Jacob Huff, Brooke Kennedy, Karl Friedrich, Mikael Bokmann, Rachel Burklandssen, Ed Saunders, DeWayne Corbett, Solomon Fyrst, Harshvardhan and Filippo Pradelli.