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It's here

http://ifwiki.org/index.php/Hugo

Let me know if you see corrections that should be made or additions that should be made.

I think it's in pretty damn good shape now.

http://ifwiki.org/index.php/Hugo

So, I updated the IF Wiki because there were three cunts working together that destroyed the Hugo Programming Language article.

(I'm going to let go of the fact that there is a second programming language called Hugo that isn't for games - I don't know the creator of it, but good job running a search before naming your language that.)

It still had a reference on the Interactive Fiction page for Wikipedia, in terms of being there, but:

1) It had no internal link, because those assholes deleted it (even though consensus was to keep it)
2) They won't just link to other parts of the Internet outside of references, which is AMAZINGLY stupid.

So, sure enough, some dipshit comes by and deletes it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?ti ... =892011363

It doesn't matter because Wikipedia doesn't matter, but it's funny to me to observe how these things happen. Amazingly, it's still out there, still getting updates all around it. Went to the iOS and Android store this year thanks to Juhana. Hugor has never been better thanks to RealNC. But these dumbfuck Wikipedians are tripping over each other to remove it.

> there is a second programming language called Hugo that isn't for games

Do you mean Hugo, the static site generator written in Go, or an actual language?

> 1) It had no internal link, because those assholes deleted it (even though consensus was to keep it)

Annoying as shit, because...why do you ('assholes') even care even to spend time find and editing articles on obscure technologies? It's a thing that was created, exists, and used.

Anyway, rant over. Thanks for all your work, Robb, Juhana, and RealNC (and even Roody) for keeping the dream-hu alive-go.

The "Deletionpedia" kept a copy of the Hugo entry that was deleted by subhuman, lying garbage on Wikipedia. Here is a link for it. It's a great article.

https://deletionpedia.org/en/Hugo_(prog ... _language)