Sitename and URL rejected

[long ibex]

I'm planning to compile the background information I create for an upcoming novel in wikipedia article form. The plot centers on the political intrigue of a global empire established sometime in the 1930's/40's by a Captain America/Homelander expy.

To further the clear in-world narrative status of the wiki, rather than it being an OOC compilation of character and setting lore, I'd like to name it Omnipedia, and to feature the appropriate sitename of "Omnipedia – the world encyclopedia", though the universe I'm creating is currently named "The 'Hegemon' Universe".

Omnipedia – the world encyclopedia

Given the time I've already waited for the request to be considered, I'd appreciate a quick review on here of my reasons for wanting this sitename and URL, and whether I can expect it to be allowed or not. Thanks for the consideration.

[keen forge]

We are all volunteers. No one is payed. All volunteers here do this in their spare time.

I can see that this thread is not necessary, as you've already have been contacted by @meager gull So I suggest to continue the conversation here:
https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:RequestWikiQueue/49900#mw-section-comments

[long ibex]

Didn't mean to sound unappreciative, what I meant was I'd like to know my prospects in regards to this issue based on similar situations in the past. Thanks for the feedback

[long ibex]

@meager gull hey, could I ask you to check the comment I left on the page request?

[keen forge]

Each change you make, or comment you add, delivers a notification to the reviewer who has answered you. So he has already been notified automatically.

As said, Please be patient, and remember that we're all limited in time.

[meager gull]

I'm still not fully sure I get where the "omnipedia" part comes from

[keen forge]

To me it sounds like an atempt to create "Omnipedia – the world encyclopedia" where one creates a universe with a Wikipedia Copy with a twist. Trying to fork Wikipedia under false pretence?

[long ibex]

OK, let me use Game of Thrones as an example

@meager gull @keen forge

The ASOIAF Wiki page for the Seven Kingdoms probably reads something like "The Seven Kingdoms is the official name of the monarchy of Westeros [etc.]", followed by a variety of lore, and subsections with plot points from each book

This is fundamentally different from if, say, GRRM created a The Citadel website, with lore from the books written about from the POV of people in the world itself

in practice, he does this with his 'A World of Ice and Fire' book, which is descriptive and from the point of view of several Maesters, and with 'Fire and Blood', which is from the POV of several characters writing their own chronologies of the events of the Dance of Dragons, with the interplay between different interpretations of facts and author bias being part of what makes the book so rich.

What I'm hoping to do with this wiki is what 'A World of Ice and Fire' does for GRRM's universe, but set in my own. It will be readily apparent that the wiki is not describing our reality. I have no religious or ideological leaning of my own to impart on the wiki, just a narrative aspiration

[long ibex]

For reference, I literally intend to add fake navbars to the top of each article imitating a browser in this universe

with the text added via a template

[keen forge]

LOL, I never watched that Series, so that illustration went right past me

[long ibex]

https://themys.miraheze.org/wiki/Commonwealth_of_Man

An example of how I intend to structure articles

It'll be clearly distinct from reality, and the visual aspect readily hints at that