On July 16, 2026 at 11:28am EST, Secretary Scassany Contour posted in #government-announcements that the DOE (Department of Education) will be going on Strike due to Server Co-Owner End (xEndeavour). The exact reason is that xEndeavour recently (and silently) removed the DemocracyCraft Wiki page on what’s known as the 6/7 revolution; as well as editing the main page of the Wiki to remove it from the Featured Article section.
Now why would xEndeavour try to erase the record of the 6/7 Revolution? For those of you who don’t know, (and didn’t read the images), the 6/7 Revolution was (at least partly) caused by xEndeavour. During said Revolution, multiple Departments and Businesses all went on Strike in protest of xEndeavour.
The DOE did not take kindly to xEndeavour editing the Wiki without their permission: especially since that Wiki page was about chaos caused by them. Although the main issue wasn’t that xEndeavour edited the wiki without permission, the main issue was that they abused their Staff powers to do it.
And the DOE isn’t the only one who did not like xEndeavour’s abuse of power, as written above, the following list is those who have stopped working:
- Department of Education (Strike)
- Executive Departments (Shall not work unless legally required to by order of President)
- Attorney General Juniperfig and the DOJ Union (Strike)
- Congress (Strike)
- Redmont Bureau of Investigations (Strike)
- Office of Congressional Affairs (Strike)
- Oakridge (Strike)
- tortenwashere (Resigned)
- Judge D. Art. Anman (Deadlines tolled)
- Department of Public Affairs (Strike)
- Dogeington (Resigned)
- Federal Court (Indefinite LOA)
- Department of Construction and Transportation (Strike)
- Federal Reserve Bank (Joined Federal work stoppage)
- Department of Commerce (Strike)
- Department of the Interior (Strike)
- Department of Health (Strike)
Note that these are the ones striking as of reporting.
It appears most (if not all) of these entities are working to support the DOE. We have contacted some and asked if them halting work was influenced by the DOE Strike. Note that all changes were completely grammatical and made with [ ].
“It is in solidarity, yes”
-President Multiman155
“I’m going on strike in support of the DOE strike, but also because I hate doing AG work[.]”
-Attorney General Juniperfig
“We are striking until the DOE’s demands are met.”
(Know that this was part of their Strike message).
-DOJ Union Leader NovaKerbal
“The Congress stands in full solidarity with the Department of Education.”
(Know that this was part of their Strike message).
-Speaker Pokemonish and President of the Senate Johnes
“Yes[.]”
-Vice President Jada La Banca (Representing the DPA)
“The Federal Reserve Bank will be joining the federal work stoppage in solidarity with the Department of Education and the broader government response”
(Know that this was part of their Strike message).
-jJoshuaTheGreat
“The DOC stands with the DOE, Congress, and every office that has said enough.”
(Know that this was part of their Strike message).
-Theory Fontaine
“The DOI will be standing with the DOE, the other departments, Congress and alike.”
(Know that this was part of their Strike message).
-Alfie La Banca
At 12:48pm EST, xEndeavour released a statement, saying that the reason they deleted down the 6/7 Wiki page was because it was:
“Written in a way that was not neutral and which contained incorrect information, or hyperbolic accounts, of events from the day.”
And that the reason they removed it from the Featured Article section was due to the fact that:
“This article was broadcast on our server wiki to new players to read about how the server attempted to remove an owner. This is not conducive to community cohesion.”
Now you may ask: “But why was it deleted instead of edited?” xEndeavour also stated that:
“The article was deleted rather than edited as it would have remained with its edit history had it been edited.”
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