A while back, I wrote a little bit about Tagdef, an online Twitter hashtag dictionary. Just as a recap, it’s a whole lot like the old Urban Dictionary, something that most of us have visited at one time or another. However, what if you could take the original Urban Dictionary and bring it to life? Enter Vifinition, a spiritual successor of the original Urban Dictionary.

Over the years, I’ve learned that the Internet has its own sets of rules and etiquette much like any other culture. Granted, I have also learned something else about the Internet – it’s very cynical in nature. Here are six things I’ve learned about the Internet, and granted, I used Reddit for my image sources. However, this could likely apply to YouTube and even Facebook.

We all know about fanfic, and there are generally two sides to it – you either love it or you hate it. However, when I first sat down to write this thing, I asked myself, “How would I feel if someone published my articles on a Top Worst list?” However, a lot of bad fan fiction isn’t popular because it’s simply bad. A lot of the time, it’s because it’s actually kind of awkward (and funny). So load up your fan wikis, because MUO is about to destroy everything you’ve ever known about story canon.

It’s a scary world out there, and the best way to go through it is by wearing clothes. Sure, there are a few exceptions to this statement, but we’ll leave those alone… However, you may be looking for some places to pick up some free t-shirts or something a little on the higher end of things. Today, I’ve got five websites that you can find some clothes on.

I know that students are already half-way through the fall semester, but don’t you think it’s about time to start thinking about the spring? (Even though you may not like the fact that it’s about to happen, just know that it’s a good thing to be prepared.) Fortunately, I’ve found found a little site called Koofers, and with over 4000 universites using it nationwide, you know that it’s your all-access pass to professor reviews, study tips, and more.

When I was originally working on this article, I thought to myself, “Why don’t I go take a photo of a ninja for the readers at home?” Fortunately, I did, and that photo is to your right, but unfortunately, it would seem that you simply can’t take a photo of a ninja. They are practically invisible to photos, so I guess they are like vampires – but more violent.

When I was a kid, I had a bad habit of going around telling people that I was Batman – seriously. For some reason, after my grandparents bought me one of those cheap, fake Batmobile driver’s licenses that you can paste your photo on top of, I just inherently assumed I was the Dark Knight. Oh, the crushed memories of my childhood that I could tell you about…

So in the past, I told you how to find some pretty cool stuff for your media creation, and I also helped you find ways to get your production started. However, in my classes this semester, I have been learning a few things too. Since I’m a production student, I get a lot of stuff thrown at me video-wise. Fortunately, I’ve found three websites for you to get tips on all things film and video!

On one of my last articles, 5 Things You Need To Stop Posting On Facebook, I received a comment from a certain Smumdax that basically begged the question, “Well. What should we post on Facebook?”So dear MakeUseOf readers, I don’t want to only focus on what you need to stop posting on Facebook. As a matter of fact, I believe that there are more things that should be shared than shouldn’t be!

I’ve taken a look at the top Reddit commenters that drive me nuts, and I’ve also told you what you need to stop posting on Facebook. However, what if you smash those two topics together? Well, you get the top stereotypes that exist on Facebook! Now, not all Facebook stereotypes are bad. However, it’s up to you to decide, so let’s look at them all.

You may remember my article from a while back, 3 Ways You’ve Sold Your Soul to the Internet. As it turns out, there seems to be a variety of ways that one can make it happen, and as a matter of fact, I’ve found four more ways that you can do so!

Wolfram Alpha terrifies me, in all honesty. It’s like SkyNet combined with Google, and we know all about those two things – they will eventually take over the world. However, one of the niftier things that Wolfram Alpha has to offer these days is its ability to generate passwords for all your favorite services. Let’s take a gander at just how this works.

We’ve discussed things that annoy Dave on Twitter, and we’ve even talked about how you may have compromised your security on the Internet. However, it seems as if Facebook brings both of those topics together. From security messes to major nuisances, there are a lot of things that shouldn’t be shared on the Internet.

Fortunately (or maybe unfortunately), I’ve put together some of the creepiest video series that I’ve found on YouTube that will satisfy your self-inflicted desires of terror. Also, to the naysayers that don’t find these creepy at all, I’m going to hold you to your opinion when you’re alone in your room tonight – in the dark.

Based on some of my past articles, you may already know that I hail from the online community of Reddit (and so do a couple of my fellow writers). However, as with any online community, there are certain types of users that absolutely drive me nuts. But do I actually do anything about it? Not really. So, here’s taking a look at three types of Reddit commenters that drive me up the wall.