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Lurkmore / Lurkmore.to
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About
Lurkmore.to, sometimes referred to as "Russian Lurkmore", is a Russian-language satirical meme and internet culture reference wiki.
History
The site was started in 2007, on the 30th of July as a substitute for Wikipedia in the coverage of memes[3] and imageboard/chan-related topics.
Features
Lurkmore allows users to write about sites and internet memes as a reference for others. One of the features that is unique about Lurkmore, is the ability to edit without signing up, anonymously, without an IP Address showing like it would on sites like Wikipedia or Wikia. However, users editing the wiki anonymously cannot edit semi-protected pages or upload images.[6]
Highlights
Lurkmore.to was mentioned in various[8] news[7] outlets in late 2012 after the site was blacklisted and blocked because of pages/articles mentioning drugs. The site's IP Address was blacklisted in November of 2012[4] as part of the Internet Restriction Bill[1] in Russia, but this was countered by the site getting a new IP Address.[5]
Traffic
The site has a pagerank of 143 in Russia[2], and according to Alexa[2], is the 2,471st most visited site in the world.
Search Interest
External References
[1] Kremlin.ru – Amendments to the law on protecting children from information harmful to their health and development
[2] Alexa – Lurkmore.to Site Info
[3] Livejournal – oal – Если Вы еще не в курсе…
[4] Lenta.ru – Интернет-энциклопедию "Луркоморье" внесли в реестр запрещенных сайтов
[5] RussiaSlam – “Attack on Free Speech”? Hugely Popular Comedy Site Banned
[7] Daily Dot – Censored: Russia blacklists Wikipedia parody site
[8] Economist – Internet censorship in Russia – Lurk no more
