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{{Article| type=news | picture=EPPokémon Central.png | caption=Pokémon Central EP logo | weekday=Friday | day=20 | month=8 | year=2010 | time=23:08:47 | discusstype=bmgf | discusslink=77035 | sourcetype=bulbanews | sourcename=immewnity | sourcelink=User:immewnity | tagline=Italian Pokémon Central Wiki now part of EP | blurb=Pokémon Central Wiki, an Italian-language Pokémon wiki, has joined the ranks of Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis, a multilingual group of Pokémon wikis of which Bulbapedia is also a member. The project currently has more than 2,000 articles, specializing in the various Pokémon media. Pokémon Central Wiki recently joined as the eighth member of the interwiki group. }} {{CategorizeIn|Bulbagarden|8|10}} [[File:EPPokémon Central.png|thumb|Pokémon Central EP logo]] {{bp|Pokémon Central Wiki}}, an Italian-language Pokémon wiki, has joined the ranks of {{bp|Encyclopaediae Pokémonis|Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis}}, a multilingual group of {{bp|Pokémon}} wikis of which Bulbapedia is also a member. The project currently has more than 2,000 articles, specializing in the various Pokémon media. Pokémon Central Wiki recently joined as the eighth member of the interwiki group. Pokémon Central was founded March 29, 2008, by Gkx. The current staff of the wiki consists of Bureaucrats Cx!, Dark Knight, and Ipergorilla and administrators Carmageddon, Chrome Dokuro, Maze, TM85, The ironist, and Tony94. Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis currently consists of the English-language {{bp|Bulbapedia}}, the German {{bp|PokéWiki}}, the Japanese {{bp|Pokémon Wiki}}, the Polish {{bp|Wikinezka}}, the French {{bp|Poképédia}}, the Portuguese {{bp|LANDpedia}}, the Spanish {{bp|Pokéteca}}, and now the Italian Pokémon Central Wiki.

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