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Some­ti­mes, quite funny or inte­res­ting Wiki­pe­dia arti­cles end up being made and not actually stay­ing in the Wiki­pe­dia because some close-minded folks think the arti­cle isn’t rele­vant enough. This a rather com­mon occu­rence in the Ger­man wiki­pe­dia, where Dele­tio­nists (Rele­vance? Well…) rule with an iron fist, but it also hap­pens on the English wiki­pe­dia, where the Dele­ti­onsts are a some­what clan­des­tine and par­ti­san group.

The arti­cle in case is about the “Jeru­sa­lem syn­drome” in the con­text of com­pu­ter games, where it descri­bes the snea­king effect of bot­ched bro­ken copy pro­tec­tion in some recent games.

For your con­ve­ni­ence, the arti­cle as a PNG:

And as an MHTML file: jerusalem-syndrome.mht

Sometimes, quite funny or interesting Wikipedia articles end up being made and not actually staying in the Wikipedia because some close-minded folks think the article isn't relevant enough. This a rather common occurence in the German wikipedia, where Deletionists (Relevance? Well...) rule with an iron fist, but it also happens on the English wikipedia, ...