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The Wikipedia copy on Answers.com comes from a "dump" of the Wikipedia database. At the time of the dump it contains all the English entries of Wikipedia. Since Wikipedia grows all the time, the Answers.com copy quickly becomes outdated. Therefore it's fair to assume that the most recent entries [and edits] on Wikipedia are not in the Answers.com copy.
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What entries contain text and numerical information not used in calculations?
Labels
What can contain two types of entries dynamic and static?
An ARP table.
Is Wikipedia a reliable source for a science fair when your teacher tells you that Wikipedia is not accredited as your teacher is?
Your teacher is right. Anyone can add to the entries and not all are correct. Follow your teacher's advice.
Entries for each outpatient record form should contain which one what responses?
The date of treatment
Who was the author of Wikipedia?
To be honest, there is no author in Wikipedia. But, two men named Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger have created Wikipedia, though the owner now is Wikimedia Foundation. Millions and millions of people write and edit the Wikipedia entries.
What stops people maliciously deleting others' Wikipedia entries?
I do not belive that is possible on wiki.answers.com but on wikipedia.org, any changes would have to be processed.
What happened to Dr David R Hawkins entries in Wikipedia?
Dr. David R. Hawkins' Wikipedia entries have faced scrutiny and controversy over the years, leading to multiple edits and discussions regarding their content. Some entries were criticized for lacking reliable sources or for promoting his controversial ideas without sufficient evidence. As a result, certain information about his work and theories may have been removed or altered to adhere to Wikipedia's standards for verifiability and neutrality. This reflects the ongoing challenge of presenting topics that involve subjective interpretations in an objective context.
What is the relationship between Answers.com and Wikipedia?
Because all Wikipedia content is licensed under the GFDL or cc-by-sa licenses, other websites are usually free to use it, provided they comply with the license terms. Answers.com displays Wikipedia's entries as part of the definitions on Answers.com's pages.
How does Answers.com ReferenceAnswers differ from Wikipedia?
Answers.com | ReferenceAnswersImagine a Wikipedia page, but above the Wikipedia information, there is also the information provided by a professionally edited encyclopedia or dictionary or atlas, like Britannica or Columbia Encyclopedia. That's what Answers.com's ReferenceAnswers section offers. It has all of Wikipedia's entries, plus (when available) other sources on the same topic, on the same page.
There was an accident at a nuclear power plant in Chernobyl Soviet Union in?
1986, I don't recall the exact date but there are numerous entries in Wikipedia and elsewhere on this incident.
Why is Wikipedia so fake with its celebrity lies?
Wikipedia can be edited by anyone on the Internet. Inevitably, some "vandalism" takes place. This is usually spotted quickly by other regular contributers who remove such entries. A key thing to look for is references; facts in Wikipedia articles should be referenced - you can check the references to see where the fact came from.
Final English exams late entries in the derby area?
For final English exam late entries in the Derby area, students should check with their respective schools or examination boards for specific deadlines and procedures. Late entries may incur additional fees and require special permissions. It's advisable to contact the exam administration office as soon as possible for guidance and to ensure a smooth process.
