"Some wiki engines try to represent functionality that's more CMS-like (e.g. complex workflows and access controls), while MediaWiki's functionality tends to be driven by the needs of open communities with minimal barriers to entry."

"How long is it going to take before lawyers realize that the simple act of trying to repress something they don't like online is likely to make it so that something that most people would never, ever see (like a photo of a urinal in some random beach resort) is now seen by many more people? Let's call it the Streisand Effect."

"The inability to erase information has already taken on a name: the Streisand Effect."

"The “Streisand Effect” describes what happens when an attempt to get rid of content causes it to become even more permanent."

"When the Streisand effect takes hold, contraband doesn't disappear quietly. Instead, it infects the online community in a pandemic of free-speech-fueled defiance, gaining far more attention than it would have had the information's original owners simply kept quiet."

"More recently, in May 2011, the use of injunctions to gag the press led to a “Streisand effect” for the litigant footballer who sought an injunction to prevent the publication of details of his alleged affair."

"As the Streisand Effect gradually becomes required textbook material for any student of public relations, it's surprising to see that some organizations and individuals still prefer to operate in the pre-Streisand age of threats and court orders. For better or worse, the Internet does not adequately respond to the threat of legal action: One simply can't sue so many often anonymous individuals from so many jurisdictions."

"The logic behind the Streisand Effect, however, does not have much to do with the Internet. Throughout history there has hardly been a more effective way to ensure that people talk about something than to ban discussions about it."

"The phenomenon is known as the Streisand Effect. The term refers to the likelihood that efforts to censor information will draw greater attention to it."

"Recently, a judge ordered some leaked documents concerning the Swiss bank Julius Baer to be removed from a Web site. But, instead of hiding the documents from public view, the judge's action drew more attention to them. The episode is the latest example of a phenomenon known as the "Streisand Effect." Robert Siegel talks with Mike Masnick, CEO of Techdirt Inc., who coined the term."

"While there are many different wiki content-management systems available for free or fee, MediaWiki is one of the most robust and well-maintained systems available to wiki publishers."

"Shut up. You're going to die. And then you'll be dead. Because I killed you."

"No no no! Nonononono! No no no! Nononono!"

"Don't worry... Captain Hammer will save us..."

"How very untimely!"

""Tell my fangirls I love them!"*"

"Death to America!"

"What have you done?"

"What was that thing?!"

"W-what are you going to do?"

"Joke's on you, I already forgot what you're talking about!"

"A golden artifact...killed by the thing I love most!"

"Uh... wait!"

"Stand by me..."

"With this ring, THY BE DEAAAAAAAAAD!"

"I got it...oh, maybe not. Oh, I don't feel so good..."

"No! This cannot be! [Thanos: All those movies you studied for so many years, you never noticed what always happens to the villain?] I thought I was the hero!"

"HULK LIKE RAGING FIRE!"

"So this is what it feels like...when doves die..."

"No! NO! NOOOOOO!"

"Screw Captain James T. Kirk? What am I, a female guest star?"

"I'm...sorry! [Oscar: Apology...ac-sceptered!] Nailed it!"

"GET TO THE FUTURE!"

"Noooooo! You're going to die for th-"

"There's no place like home. There's no place like home."

"On the good ship, lollipop..."

"Hey, a flying car! They promised, and they finally delivered! [Dr. Evil: You know, Scott? It's not cool to mess with another man's private vehicle, okay?] Oh, sorry."

"I feel like my life is just beginnin'..."

"I jump at the chance."

"That was...probably meant for me, but..."

"I didn't see that coming."

"Luke, I owe you one."

"What's the plan?"

"When will you humans learn? Why waste years developing power when you can just take it? [Younger Jean Grey: Lesson learned.] I should have attached an elbow strap!"

"Well, I..."

"I think we're even."

"Why don't you ever want to be my friend?"

"I like what you're selling, lady. There's just one teeny problem. I'm not from DC... [stabs Enchantress and shapeshifts into his true form] ...I'm from T2."

"Oh, this can't be good!"

"I'm just gonna head on outta here."