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.
The Romp (website) focus from original web programming to traditional media in May 2001, concluding "it is mission impossible to make money off the Internet with original programming." Romp.com's production company offshoot, Romp Studios, independently produced "Jake's Booty Call", a feature-length version of the site's popular series "Booty Call", in 2003. The film, which was co-written and co-directed by Eric Eisner and "Booty Call" co-creator/star Julian Max Metter, was acquired by National Lampoon for distribution. The Romp (website) The Romp (also known as Romp.com) was a Los Angeles-based entertainment website that specialized in original flash animation videos and games. It began operations in