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1. Besides the usage, it is a well known practice to document (comment) your code to understand it better, besides the verbosity of it.
2. Demo page should contain the different available options (in order to let other developers know the full ability of the plugin), such as:
   • $('div[data-wiki]').wikiUp({ lang: 'es' }); (this makes all wikiUp-able elements start on Spanish by default instead of English)
   • $('div[data-wiki]').wikiUp({ error: 'Oopsy wopsy! Wikipedia doesn\'t have that.' });
3. Add a license to your code. For yours sake.

would it be possible to run the wikiLoad function on each hyperlinked result contained in the current element in wikiUp? If so, you would get a really cool "tunnel" effect.

Would it be as simple as wrapping each new hyperlink in data tags?

Viewing your demo page http://pmtarantino.github.com/wikiUp/ . In Firefox 17 (64-bit Ubuntu), if I move the mouse from San Francisco to Buenos Aires or from Steve Jobs up to San Francisco, both tooltips flicker endlessly.

The same action on Chromium results in a few flickers, and then occasionally it'll end up displaying the tooltip for the old location.

As I slide from "San Francisco" to "I live in", the tooltip needlessly shifts higher in both browsers (and doesn't go away), but only in Firefox does it flicker.

As per @shmup fork has: https://github.com/shmup/wikiUp

It could be nice to be able to set a preload option that will load the articles' text within page load, instead of requesting it on users' mouse over.

Such as listed below.

Short-term

• Use jQuery animations if there is no support for CSS3 animations (IE < 9)
• Use JSMin instead of nasty evil packer.

Mid-term

• Change the way tooltip works; to be able to select another kind of 'tooltip'
• Test with collapsible div, or even better, just always-visible div
• Is there any possibility to be independent from a CSS file?

Long-term

• Port the plugin to nodejs