Someone on r/xenoidentitiesbutcool coined the term porcupineic as well as the pronouns quill/quills/quillself, porcu/porcupi, and porcu/porcuself. They also made this flag:

Not sure what the username was, I don’t actually have a reddit account I just came across this and thought it was cool. Last I checked it was the newest post on the subreddit, so someone who understands reddit can find the user who coined it

This account has been inactive for a while and I don't really know how the wiki works anymore or if this technically belongs in the "general" section, but I noticed I'm incorrectly sourced as the coiner on the chocogender page, so I wanted to clarify that I'm not the person who coined it. I'm not sure who coined the current definition, but from what I can remember, all I did is change what was a troll page into having the existing definition for the term. The earliest source referenced on other wikis is that chocolategender was seemingly used as a joke by toospoopyformyshirt on Tumblr on October 30th, 2020.

Anyway, I just wanted to clarify because I don't really have the time to edit the page right now, nor do I know how I should format it if I did given that I have no clue who did coin it. I would appreciate if someone could fix it for me. Thank you!

So, it was 3AM, and I promised you guys I would make a tutorial before I go on vacation. Several hours later, I posted the tutorial, and it's very obvious it was written at night, when my focus was so low that I didn't make sure the page was organized. Also, the writing was so bad like, I switched from being informal to formal. My concentration was so low you'd think I ate the stupid burger. Soon I'll stop editing and only go to the forums, so you guys are free to edit this until it looks nice and clean.

Despite everything, I still hope it helps new editors out there. I'll see you soon, chat.

I’m trying to find those flags that are (1) shades of blue in the middle and shades of pink on the outer strips, and (2) a gradient of pinks in the middle and blue strips on the outside

They’re inverse of each other

It’s making me wonder if there’s a way to sort and search the flags by color and design so that people can search for flag meanings without knowing what they represent. It could be complicated, but it go be pages that you can click through like:

List of flags with horizontal stripes

List of flags with 7 horizontal stripes

List of flags with 7 horizontal stripes and pink

List of flags with 7 horizontal stripes and pink and blue

List of flags with 7 horizontal stripes and pink and blue and gradient ordering

For example

Or, each flag page could have a list of tags that could be searched, but idk if fandom has a feature for that and or if it would come up in normal searches

Please leave an upvote/downvote in the comments! If you downvote me, please give me some feedback :]

Username: Flautistfox

Number of edits: 1,576 (at the time of this post)

How many days/months have you been active?: Around 10 and a half months

What position are you applying for?: Administrator

Why do you think you should be promoted?: Since I became a staff member in December, I've been nothing but active in both my duties as a mod and a member of this wiki. I've made 1,576 edits and 2,277 posts in less than a year, fullfilled my duties as a mod every day (I don't think you could find someone who would say I was inactive at any point), and overall built what I hope is a positive legacy on this wiki. Despite being a dual mod and not an administrator, I've filled many of the admin duties such as: Helping with MediaWiki coding to add username badges, new staff colors, and the new comment feature that prevents necroposting (thanks to Ash for inserting the code), encouraging users to run for staff, and helping protect the wiki from vandals/trolls the best I could while waiting for another staff member to block them. With admin powers, I'd like to take these responsibilities myself instead of waiting for someone else to do them. No matter your response, I will still continue to serve this wiki. If you have any questions before you'd like to make a decision, feel free to drop it below and ping me! Thank you so much for your consideration!

Any other information: Unlike Ash and Adrian I won't abuse my powers <3/j/silly

Username: MillzTheCherry13

Number of Edits: 220 Edits

How many days/months have you been active?: ~2 months

What position are you applying for?: Content Mod

Why do you think you should be promoted?: I genuinely enjoy supporting the wiki and I try to edit as many times through the day when I can and keep an eye out for problems every moment of my time on the Gender Wiki!

Any other information: I will not be mad if you downvote me and I'll try my best if I get my position!

Please tell me why you upvote or downvote me!

-Millie/Solar/Solarmillie (they/them)

*sigh* Okay, guys. I REALLY need to make pages for the genders I coined because I've made a bit that I have yet to make pages for.

Please give me some motivation to make the pages, 'cause I don't wanna. 3:[

I've successfully adopted the pronoun wiki and we're looking for more members. I made an announcement there and you all should go check it out :]

https://pronoun.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000041477

Upvote or downvote me in the comments!!! if you do downvote, please tell me why! thank you! ^w^

Username: Fireflyforest

Number of edits: 1472 at this point

How many days/months have you been active?: About 6 months

What position are you applying for?: Content moderator

Why do you think you should be promoted?: Even though I've been here for a relatively short amount of time, my activity level in editing has skyrocketed, having more than 1400 edits in only 6 months. I'm also ranked 4th on this wiki, tied with Xen at 2190 points, even though I have been here for a shorter amount of time. I have consistently followed wiki policies and reminded other users to do the same. I'm also experienced at coding with this wiki, constantly editing or adding pages so they're up to wiki standard. Since it's nearing summertime and school is finishing, I will be able to spend a lot of my time helping gender wiki grow. And I know that there are already 2 content mods (who are totally awesome by the way!!!), but this wiki is expanding even further and has a very large community, so another mod would be helpful in managing the wiki to standards.

Any other information: Xen in fact sparked the idea to apply for content mod by leaving a message on my wall saying that I should apply and they would support and nominate me (with permission from me of course)

Thank you for taking your time to read and consider this!!!

- Larkspur, fae/any

I think a new category called "Coming Out" should be made. I think it will be better.

I stumbled across an obscure Wiki, and looking at its homepage, I noticed a gimmick I think would be useful for the Wiki: a blurry text that reveals itself when a user hovers their mouse over it. Although I didn't test the feature on mobile, I assume pressing and holding the text will reveal it too.

To apply the feature, an editor must type this into the source code of a page:

<span class="spoilerblur">You're curious!</span>

I tried it on my oldest blog, but it didn't work.

However, the creator of the Wiki told me it's possible to customize a Wiki through written code in MediaWiki pages. Since I recognized the quotation marks in the span command, I assumed "spoilerblur" could be written in one of the MediaWiki pages.

I was right, because in FandomMobile.css and Common.css, I searched for the keyword "spoilerblur" and found this string in both pages:

@import "/load.php?mode=articles&articles=u:dev:MediaWiki:SpoilerBlur.css&only=styles";

So, if we want to censor text by blurring it until a user hovers their mouse over it, I recommend we put this string in Fandomdesktop.css and/or Common.css. What do you think, content moderators?

I currently already have, like two or three wiki-related projects going already, so I don't really want to get too much into a new one here. Here's the sketch:

• I started on this page for Palettegender.

• Turns out, there are a //lot// of palettegenders.

• Not all of them have names, since some are just based on flags.

• The ones with names get their own pages (like Fluttershypalettic); the ones that don't are gonna go on the Palettegender Collection page, which I've started.

Anyone want to do a whole heckin' bunch of pages for them? There are a whole bunch on this Tumblr link, and /tons/ more on this Tumblr link.