Hublot Wiki

**Welcome to the Hublot Wiki!**
Semi-joke wiki about all of the different Hublot watches

"female dogs in the dragon state say hello in chinese

hence why i get them watch from hublot as i please"-Kizaru

## Kavanaghia

* good ending: all of our maxed out communities/allies fight against the big bad faction, which is tiktok
* kavanaghia bad ending: tiktok wins

lemme explain

lemme explain what I mean by that: kavanaghia is the protagonist faction filled with diverse communities, divided into many cities and communities, with each and every one of them being homes to specific games, movies, TV, books, etc. fot example, star wars is its own city, marvel is its own city, minecraft is its own city, etc. despite all this division, one thing that they all agree on is that they hate tiktok and would all unite to fight against it. why? simply because of the fact that tiktok's goal is not only to destroy kavanaghians, but to destroy all of their cultures and eco-friendly cities, while replacing them with mindless, brain rot polluted cities. think of library of Alexandria as its own planet with its writers as contributors, and tiktok as those people who burn it down

## Migration

people who don't know how to use adblock be like: wE'rE mOvIng To MiRaHeZe/WiKi.Gg. THIS WIKI IS OUTDATED, VISIT hublot.wiki.gg cuz we sell more watches

the image in the right is what happens when you visit hublot.wiki.gg. that's right, cuz it doesn't exist, and it never will.

## Note from the founder

man, 3 months ago, idk how i was this biased towards fandom lol, my views on the platform have been a bit mixed, particularly ever since mossbag's video about fandom was released. i get his points, and agree on some of his points, a good chunk of it is valid criticism, like the ad experience and the rather lack of transparency, but i really can't help myself but constantly edit fandom wikis, particularly because of this rather tribal mindset that has gotten me so addicted onto creating/editing wikis onto lesser known topics and making virtually every single topic that could have a wiki, be on fandom.

sometimes, i wish there was something that would break me out of this addiction/caveman mindset of solely creating/editing fandom wikis, like a major change that can be disastrous for the platform, like closing smaller wikis (and i made hundreds of those), or, i know it sounds rather ridiculous, but how about a better collaboration between fandom and wiki.gg? i know it sounds ridiculous and not gonna happen anytime soon, especially since the fandom gamepedia days and wiki.gg was made as a separatist platform from fandom as gamepedia 2.0, and i know my opinion sounds unpopular, but i thought it was really cool that fandom and gamepedia were collaborating. sure, the gamepedia wikis merge can be considered controversial by some, and i understand why, but instead of wiki.gg merging to fandom, why not form a sort of alliance or something, where the 2 platforms are separate, but co-operate? where fandom and wiki.gg have shared accounts (which they kinda already do) and where wikis can freely fork to wiki.gg without worrying of fandom seo (and even worry about someone creating a fandom wiki, unknowingly to find out it was made in wiki.gg)?

wiki.gg is a smaller platform with a better reputation among wiki editors, both old and new/potential. communities looking for a wiki in 2022 were oftentimes happy with any wiki existing, regardless if fandom or anything else. now in 2023/2024? public opinion has swayed, even among communities previously without a wiki. i understand why, and can agree, which states that something has gone wrong with fandom down the line (particularly in the logged out experience and certain controversies). the pseudo ad features don't help either. sometimes, i'd be mocked/ridiculed and forced to argue why i wanna make a wiki on fandom.

another big issue i wanna address is this sort of lack of new wikis being created recently among smaller games. i know this is rather of a combination of reasons and was bound to happen even if fandom was doing great, such as the shrinking supply of gamepedia wikis of upcoming games (as in the number of gamepedia wikis that were created before a game is released is decreasing because of a lack of official system where devs can happily and easily request for a wiki of their game to be made), and speaking of which, this should've been something fandom invested on more. but back to my main point: the reason why this lack of wikis recently is not just because of increasing competition, but what people heard about the platform: the bad sides to it, and never any redeeming sides, understandably why, and if they don't know about any competing hosts, then a public web wiki will never be made, possibly for that reason, or rather the discouragement of working on a wiki because of fandom's cons. case in point, i've talked to a content team member (who i won't share their name, but god bless them and their work, they're an amazing person to me), and they talked that their trello list(s) of wikis to be made used to have a good list of wiki ideas (for official wikis) back in 2021-2022, but now in 2023-2024, those lists are almost always empty, which it seriously concerning and possibly a good backup point of my evidence. i did talk to tots about this (who is also a great person to talk to) and he's aware of these concerns. even though he does a good job in his position, i feel like there is much more potential to be made, starting with fandom's core issues in the first place (lesser ads, more transparency, stop adding potentially unwanted/controversial features without permission or any warning beforehand)

this is not a post hating on fandom or praising wiki.gg or miraheze, or anybody involved, just rather a rant about recent wiki culture where fandom has made some bad changes that made it globally disliked among vocal readers and editors like, where there is this serious lack of development of wikis on new topics because of this, my tribal mindset on how i feel like i am forced to make wikis only on fandom and never on other platforms, and everything in between. i don't want to lose fandom star status or fandom star friends just because it feels like the world wants fandom wikis to be forked and i'd feel pressured to not edit wikis on fandom. back in november 2023, i did agree to get out of my comfort zone and decide to be neutral and have better relations/discussions with wiki.gg, especially since one of my wikis successfully forked, it sorta failed, especially since some fandom editors looked down on me for my comments (which i agree are bad, and shouldn't be something), but i couldn't really help myself but try my best to discuss about fandom neutrally in wiki.gg without feeling obliged criticizing some of fandom's moves.

i could go on and on about this issue, since there is so much more stuff i want to talk about regarding this situation, but if anything, this is just like the tip of the iceberg of the stuff that i have discussed. (un)ironically enough, all of my "politics" regarding this stance could potentially be its own wiki, if it were considered a rather valid topic i suppose. since where this message is read at, a semi-joke wiki,

tl;dr my mental status regarding this issue is very, very complex, and is not easy to discuss, almost as if i'm the very center of this problem that honestly shouldn't have even existed in the first place. what i personally wish for is that instead of all this divide between platforms, we all work together as one massive, massive, rather centralized and equally decentralized community of wikis and wiki editors, looking to create wikis for anything and everything (there are many more indie games and obscure topics that can potentially go for an entire wiki). i'd want fandom to work on improving the user experience for all (less ads, maybe accept or even support/help out forks instead of antagonizing them, especially wiki.gg), and consequently, miraheze/wiki.gg could potentially hold less of a grudge of them, and instead, work in collaboration with them, without any merger, and without any duplicate wikis/forks. what i'm asking for seems rather impossible, but a man that has no control of any of this, can dream of having all of us working together, merging a smaller duplicate/old fork wiki from one platform to the other, expand on wiki requests, and work on more and more new wikis together.

p.s. i'll end this introductory segment of my mental status on a rather lighthearted note: the hublot wiki still can't be on wiki.gg, since it is not a gaming wiki :P

## update regarding my mental status

I know it's awkward that I'm using a semi-joke wiki as if it was my diary here, but let's move on

after I've written this, and playing a game called enter the gungeon, I've at first contemplated whether to edit the wiki on fandom or the wiki on wiki.gg. I finally stood up from my comfort zone and got the wiki.gg redirector extension and started editing the wiki.gg wikis, since there isn't much point to edit the less active wiki. most of the wikis that forked to wiki.gg tend to be the most updated and active wiki, with some exceptions like cuphead, battlebit, or even a lesser known game like have a nice death, all of which have wikis on fandom and wiki.gg, but with the fandom one being more updated. personally felt like "what's the point of editing an inferior fandom wiki when a community can often be vocal of loving wiki.gg more?"

again, this is not to say one should be restricted solely to fandom or solely to wiki.gg. you can always like editing wikis regardless of the platform. personally, the right thing to do is to edit the best wiki, regardless of the platform. though, i'd also like to say forking should be done under the circumstance where the majority of the community on the wiki agrees, though it's also quite paradoxical or even vague as to say who is part of the "community".

regardless, you can edit fandom wikis while disliking fandom's changes like the ad experience and crack down on forks, if most of your wiki community is comfortable with fandom. you can edit wiki.gg wikis or other forked wikis as a fandom star or someone who likes is only normally comfortable with fandom. you don't have to be morally obliged to edit a very inferior fandom wiki when a better non-fandom one exists, there are thousands of established wikis on fandom you can always edit and do great contributions to. overall, these are just my personal ideals for now, but do whatever makes you comfortable, just don't get trapped into extremism.

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