Urban Dictionary Campaigns

The Urban Dictionary Campaigns refer to the combined efforts of memebers to create and approve several definitions on the aforementioned site.
== History ==
The campaigns started on December 6, 2019, when Meme Lord discovered somebody had made an Urban Dictionary definition for one of the most legendary teachers at Abington Heights: Rowlands. Meme Lord had Rowlands as a teacher that year, and thus, while he found the definition to be funny, (the user who submitted it was even called "Cystic Paulbrosis"), Meme Lord wanted a definition that respected Rowlands for the legend he was, thus, he made his own definition. Thus at 8:08AM that morning Meme Lord called for the Council to vote for his definition, as all urban dictionary submissions must be voted on anonymously by users in order to be approved. 
It worked, and better yet, the Council as well as Meme Lord convincing those in class around the school to vote for his definition, eventually got it enough upvotes until it topped the original definition, which it still remains to this day. Meme Lord additionally made a "shrekking" definition, as well as a "Rowlsted" definition, a joke he made in Rowlands class that of course uses the legends last name as slang.
Next week when Meme Lord also realized there wasn't a definition for Timothy Jimothy Butler, he made one, using the same process to give it recognition. The last definition for this campaign would be a definition for a Firm One, requested by Carl Wheezer, which was made on 3/3/2020. It is reported that many in the school are enjoying the definitions and some even started making their own. Meme Lord planned to make more when tragedy struck...
== The Opposition ==
However good things couldn't last forever and it was sometime during 2020 that the AHHS administration blocked Urban Dictionary. Its more than likely this was due to the rising popularity of Abington-themed definitions, and they desired to put a stop to new definitions getting made and people reading the older ones. However this would prove to be somewhat futile as even years later, on 2/15/2022, Tactician reports that students are still finding them.
Regardless the blocking of the site killed the vibe for the campaign, but the 'damage' so to speak had been done already.
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