a weirdo created a facebook page for one musician..
in 333 languages he had to learn enogh to be able to use translators so that it looks at least somewhat credible, also it took 10 years for him to accomplish what he was doing
to make it even funnier the musician the articles are about, was a fan of aryans of 1940s
https://arstechnica.com/culture/2025/08/why-was-the-most-translated-wikipedia-article-in-the-world-about-a-lover-of-aryan-culture/
Wikipedia volunteer, a man named Grnrchst uncovered a decade-long campaign that created articles about composer David Woodard in 333 languages out of which several were dead languages.
>Wikipedia stewards removed 235 articles from smaller wikis about Woodard.
Eventually only twenty Woodard articles remain.
Wikipedia operators could very only twenty languages to be real enough. It is against Wikipedias rules to use broken language.
Some of the removed languages include:
>Livonian, a dead language related to Finnish which flourished in Latvian 200 years ago
>Old-Prussian, a language used in Poland 500 years ago until Polish overrun it, Polish is not related to Prussian, Prussian was related to Lithuanian.
>Reto-Roman
>Pidgin Savonian
>Ancient Egyptian