Say it out loud that you read to the end of Wikipedia. That’s an amazing and probably very time-consuming feat to say to your friends! If you'd like to display the fact that you've been here, use this userbox: {{User:UBX/EndofWiki}}.

Do you want more? Are you sure? Okay, then, you may go back to the beginning, or any other page you have visited, and improve it using one of the [edit] links. Note that some of the articles will have been improved so much by other people that they may be nearly unrecognizable. Here's some other stuff to do:

• Add references
• Add free and fair use images
• Award a barnstar
• See how many articles you can get deleted
• Report someone for administrator intervention
• Take a case to ArbCom on Wikipedia (yikes)
• Make drawings of Wikipe-tan
• Eliminate red links
• Fight vandalism
• Have some fun at the Department of Fun
• Join a new WikiProject
• Morph into a rare and mythical creature
• Retain and appreciate editors
• Buy the project
• Study some deep wisdom on Wikipedia
• Worship the founder
• Think of the other founder
• Hang out at the Teahouse
• Edit this page
• Edit this page again
• Edit this page once again
• Maybe just edit this one final time
• Alright this is the last one

If that is not enough,
Wikipedia is written by volunteer editors and hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, a non-profit organization that also hosts a range of other volunteer projects:

Although this is the end of Wikipedia content, rumor has it that there is actually one page after this. It is kept without content on purpose. Have you found it?

Seeing and listening to Wikipedia edits as they occur. — Randy Kryn A Zen-like experience.

• Main page (the first page of Wikipedia)
• Predictions of the end of Wikipedia
• Special:BlankPage
• Wikipedia:The other end of Wikipedia
• Wikipedia:Last topic pool
• Wikipedia:The beginning of Wikipedia
• Wikipedia:Last page

• Last page of the internet

We hope you have enjoyed reading and editing Wikipedia.

Now turn off your computer (or phone) and go outside.