Rotten Websites Wiki

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Websites that will make you cringe in pain... 		ABOUT THIS WIKI
In an ever-changing world, where the economy is so unpredictable; it's no surprise to see websites and the internet screw over their own userbases or go downhill with poor ideas. This wiki covers websites that are rotten as well as rotten moments in online history.
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Google+ - Google's failed attempt at creating their own social site, that was eventually closed down only a short time after its launch.
Scratch - A coding site that has false blocked users a lot, cannot take criticism and censors any negative opinions, keeps features that the community is against, and much more.
The Sun - A British tabloid newspaper that is infamous for having staff members that are either Far-Left or even Far-Right, and they sided with Amber Heard, as well as posting fake news.
FANDOM - An online website business with low security that hates criticism.
The Mary Sue - A feminist entertainment news website that is extremely anti-GamerGate.
YouTube - The biggest video-sharing website that has since fallen low.
Salon - An American news and opinion website that like several other 'left-wing' or slowly-converted centrist-wannabe websites, Salon had gone full feminazi and became more regressive than pro.
MegaUpload - A file-sharing site that had became the most well-known site to be seized by the FBI.
Common Sense Media - A website where parents with no common sense review media and rate it on how kid-friendly it is
Doxxing - The action to steal other people's personal info and invading other's privacy.
Survey to download sites - A type of scam that had been popular in the late 2000s.
The Guardian - A British news website that panders to SJWs and defends pedophiles.
Yiff.Party - A now closed furry art site that was infamous for using a variety of artwork without crediting the artist, as well as having a poor design and a bad administrator.
GoNoodle (2015-present) - An educational website filled with lots of cringe.
Parler - A website that claims to allow free speech, yet they restrict it.
Internet Explorer - An internet search browser that was so bad that it got discontinued and eventually replaced by Microsoft Edge.
New York Times - A news site from New York known for being firmly against free speech.
Vox Media - The company known for running terrible sites Polygon, The Verge, and Jezebel.
The Verge - A journalism website that uses clickbait and is infamous for its PC build guide video.
MeToo movement - A movement which falsely accuses celebrities of rape.
BuzzFeed - A website notorious for it's reliance on clickbait and dumb ideas.
DashCon - An unofficial Tumblr convention that is considered one of the worst, if not THE worst convention ever.
WatchMojo - A top-10 YouTube channel that infamously poorly researches things due to their overreliance on their fanbase.
Instagram - A selfie website that is infamous for being infested with doxxers, bots, pedophiles, and zoophiles making it not a safe site for taking selfies.
Tumblr - The website that is overrun by social justice warriors and fanbase wars to the point that Zamii070 almost killed herself just because of her making a slender version of Rose Quartz.
TikTok - A video-sharing website infamous for being unfunny and starting bad trends
Vyond - An animation website that is infamous for spawning lots of grounded videos out of fictional characters.
 Jesus IS Hitler - A website that is offensive to Christians and spread false news about Jesus. 404 Error - An error that played a big part in internet history.
Fundies Say The Darndest Things - A left-wing website that is infamous for being an echo chamber and doing unethical stuff.
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Baidu - A Chinese Google rip-off that is terribly flawed and responsible for a huge controversy thanks to its pay-for-placement search system.
HuffPost - A news website with liberal bias and clickbait.
Facebook - A platform that steal user information and YouTube videos and sell them.
Twitch - A live streaming website that is infamously infested with poor moderation and e-girls.
Metro International AG - A Swedish global media company based in Luxembourg that publishes the Metro newspapers that believe political correctness is a good thing.
Goop - A website run by actress Gwyneth Paltrow, that promotes and sells useless and dangerous produscts.
Zoombombing - The act of intruding a Zoom call and is never a good thing to do.
BreadTube - A group with many of YouTube's largest SJW apologizers.
VICE - A news website that banned their female employees from speaking out.
Flying Colors Foundation - A "non-profit organization" that tried to make a new model for anime production that ended up being a scam.
FEATURED PAGES
Vyond
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Why "Think, Create, Animate," where you can make "grounded videos" out of any source of media, or a character you hate?
a.k.a.: GoAnimate (2013-2018)
Go!Animate (2007-2013)
Type of site: Animated video hosting service
Language: English
Created by: Alvin Hung
Owner: GoAnimate, Inc.
Date of launch: November 1, 2007
Status: Active

Vyond (pronounced similarly to "beyond"), formerly known as GoAnimate (2013-2018) and Go!Animate (before 2013), is an animation site, which is used for drag-and-drop animation which is similar in fashion to PowerPoint. It was founded in 2007, and the website later launched in 2008. It was founded by Alvin Hung to create entertainment for his family. This page will discuss on how the website has became since grounded videos became milked beginning in 2014, but it will also discuss the problems that the website had before its downfall.

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  1. To qualify for an article on this wiki, a website/online business/internet culture must have either;
    • Terrible staff/social justice warriors.
    • Terrible updates that screw over their userbase.
    • Terrible business practices and poorly designed technologies.
    • Caused controversy such as hacking incidents/scandals/raids/ransom.
    • Gimmicks that they tried but failed.
    • Negative ways to impact the Internet such as censorship or pranks to pull.
    • Poor website designs.
  2. Custom captions are allowed on these wikis now as long as they fit well with the pages but the main heading to use for each wiki page is "Why It/He/She Sucks", with "The Only Redeeming Quality" if there is just one redeeming quality (no alterations are allowed). However, it could be "Bad Qualites" or "Why Their Business Sucks" for any websites that are in the "Average" category. The latter must contain valid and detailed reasons; do your best to avoid
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FORBIDDEN PAGES
  • Anything that is already on the Fresh Websites Wiki: Self-explanatory.
  • IXL: Not rotten enough for the wiki, aside from its difficulty.
  • Sites about healthy eating: Controversial reasoning. Also, they do have points about the effects of certain foods.
  • "For Sale" sites: Beating a dead horse. Usually these are left behind after a site expires.
  • GDPR: It is a helpful internet privacy act.
  • Miraheze: It'd make the whole wiki ironic.
  • ISPs Ignoring Spambots/Malware: Filter avoidance exists for a reason.
  • Spambots: Difficult to discuss without troll feeding. Refer to Email Spam and Comment bots.
  • Any school filter: It's up to the school to determine how things are blocked/unblocked on their property, not us.
  • YouTube videos: To prevent clogging up the wiki.
  • TikTok videos: Would also clog up the wiki, plus it'd cause drama with whoever was involved in making these.
  • Any user or channel: Same as YouTube videos, to prevent clogging up the wiki. Plus, they might cause drama.
  • Any group of people: Can often not necessarily apply to just the internet
  • Anything that mainly has problems due to the site's userbase: Not really fair considering that this doesn't really affect the quality of the site, and plus, userbases are just as much of a drama-starting topic as fandoms and hatedoms.
  • Any wikis (FANDOM is the only exception due to it being a wiki hosting service): Would cause drama if an admin finds out their wiki is on this site, and don't really have much reception, leading the users making pages on wikis they hate.
  • Companies: While they may have a social media or website presence, most of their actions are done in the real world.
  • Anything that is determined by the site's user/fan base (DeviantArt, Rule 34, MyCast, etc.): The fanbase does not dictate the quality of the site, only the healthiness of the community.
  • Fetish art: Would qualify as kink shaming.
  • Rotten Tomatoes: Not rotten enough for the wiki, aside from vote-brigading.
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Crappy Games Wiki
Awesome Games Wiki
Reverse Crappy Games Wiki
Reverse Awesome Games Wiki
Awful Movies Wiki
Greatest Movies Wiki
Cancelled Movies Wiki
Terrible Shows & Episodes Wiki
Best Shows & Episodes Wiki
Reverse Terrible Shows & Episodes Wiki
Reverse Best Shows & Episodes Wiki
Dreadful Books Wiki
Wonderful Books Wiki
Worst Music & Songs Wiki
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