Rules of 10-Click Madness

Rules of 10-Click Madness

10-Click Madness is regular collaboration that takes place two times a month. It isn't awesome as long as you refuse to participate!

For every round of the collaboration a random Wikipedia article is chosen using a sophisticated algorithm! It's a holy ritual-algorithm that has been passed down through countless generation of discordian popes that is kept secret from outsiders and works like this:

A random Wikipedia article will be chosen by the goddess of the discordian church. If she isn't available right now, her earthly substitute (the Wikipedia random article function) will be used instead. Afterwards the holy ritual will be carried out by 10-Click Madness Consortium(10CMC). The following passage is an excerpt from the holy scripture of the church.u
def func(x, article)if x == 10
return article
end
func(x+1, article.links[x])
end
func (1, Wikipedia.random_article())

If you don't understand, "Don't worry, be happy" because you don't need too. The 10CMC will announce the results of the ritual which in turn provides the topic for the round.

 
Now it's your turn!

Now you produce some original work which has to be created exclusively for the collaboration and has to be related to the chosen Wikipedia article in some way. Everything is allowed as long you explain the connection to the topic.

Each part of the work which isn't created by you must be listed and Credit must be given to the original creator. Of course you may use resources only with permission of the creator.

The due date will be the 5th and 20th of each month.