User blog comment:Edwin Shade 2/Invitation to The Anarcho-Googology Wikia/@comment-39129529-20191111183718/@comment-34876209-20191111232102

LOL

I've thought about this before, and realized you can correlate various aspects of 2b2t with nigh-isomorphic exactitude with this wikia (and I've never fully played the "real" Minecraft let alone be on 2b2t, this is just from intuition):


 * Hausemaster ⇔ Cloudy176: Like Hausemaster, 2b2t's founder and admin, Cloudy176 is the main manager of the wiki at the moment, patrolling and deleting content. Like the 2b2t admin, he has engaged in many tests and, for the most part, prefers to reason and leave warnings rather than ban. Hausemaster has never officially hard-banned a player, Cloudy176 has had to many times for vandals and such, but, still, I feel there's a similarity between both of their hands-off approach to things (not in a bad way though).

The Great Spawn Wall ⇔ IP Editor Block + 4-Day Editing Buffer: Like the great wall that was built to prevent new players from progressing in the server, securing power in the veteran's hands, the IP block that was lowered 17:33 October 10, 2018 (and on that day the four-day edit buffer also kicked in it seems) at least provided a little bit of a deterrent against anyone intent on making a bunch of accounts to edit with in a short time.

I'm sure there's more but yeah, I've given this plenty of thought.