Anarchopedia:Fantasy

Example: Wikipedia:Dune (franchise)

Gotta love how it is OK on Wikipedia to name an entire sci-fi series after its conceptual financial entities' airware but not as the fictional "universe", because that would be imaginary and lead people astray into bad thinking.

This started in the '70s, when the media began running a series of scare tactics reports about the dangers of roleplaying games, including some kid who climbed the Twin Towers and thought he was Gandalf, or something

This incident or isolated incidents have defined how the masses view games in general today, as a mind sink that one might not be able to escape from.

The danger of being trapped forever in insanity due to fantasy is not to be regarded with one iota of credibility on Anarchopedia.

Consequently, Wikipedia:WP:UNIVERSE and any concerns about in-universe perspective are out. The purpose of such prose is to engage the imagination of those minds not already engaged.

WP defines INUNIVERSE as an "effort to re-create or uphold the illusion of the original fiction by omitting real-world info". This is obviously bogus, in that it reads the mind of the editor (a dubious proposition in any case), and as so many WP rules do, reads them wrongly. People who write in-universe are not purposely omitting real life, they are purposely including imagination.