Wookieepedia pun showing the incomplete second Death Star as opposed to Wikipedia's incomplete "jigsaw logo". It is a fan-built version of the Holocron, a database maintained by Lucasfilm to track everything in the "Star Wars" universe and ensure continuity within it. Wookieepedia was conceived by Steven Greenwood and created at the request of hosting site Wikia by Chad Barbry. Barbry also conceived the name "Wookiepedia", which was later respelled with an extra 'e'. On March 4, 2005, Wookieepedia was launched at Wikia. Wookieepedia was the most-visited wiki hosted by Wikia by April 2005. In 2015, it drew 3.7 million monthly visitors.
Bomb-making instructions on the internet "bombs" with "the Internet" in the public conscious. Critics of the prosecution of Sherman Austin, an American anarchist charged with publishing instructions on the Internet, have pointed out that the Wikipedia article on Molotov cocktails contains more detailed instructions on the construction of homemade explosives, than Austin's website did. Most American websites offering bomb-making instructions would not face civil liability, since "Hess v. Indiana" and "Waller v. Osbourne" determined that free speech restrictions can only be applied if the goal was "producing imminent lawless conduct" among a single target group – which is not the case for a website available