Kupika Wiki



Welcome to  The wiki about Kupika.com that anyone can edit!

articles since October 2009


 * Hina
 * Kupika
 * Hina's Little Helpers

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''This is the world's first wiki page for Kupika.com. For those who don't know what Kupika is, or what it means, please read on. Kupika is a word that means "to cook" in the Tumbuka language. The site, however, was founded by an Indonesian man, named Yohanes Aristianto (occasionally shortened to Aris), commonly known on Kupika by his username, hina.

Kupika was designed as a pen-pal site, originally used for Hina and his college mates to keep in touch via.

Kupika has pen-pal features such as letters (which are kept permanently, thus slow down the database), messages (which are not kept permanently, but instead earn you kupipoints), and Q&A. Less conversationally-inclined features include diaries, games, three chat boards (Anon, Post and Fleeting Thoughts), KupiChat (one-on-one chat), oekakis, picstream, as well as clubs, twits and kupipages. For a more detailed overview, see the Kupika page.

Christmas Song, Kupika Compilation, 2007

 