WikiAnswers Duke of URL was set up to help add links to questions. It is a subroutine within the WikiAnswers software. When the staffers who set things up created a Bio page, they selected the male gender. Additionally, the title Duke is masculine. Dutchess is feminine, and there is no equivalent title for someone of unspecified gender, or for a non-living thing. As a final point, a similar subroutine was set up some time ago. Topicana, is running to help put questions in the proper Category. This bot was given the handle "Topi" and was referred to in the feminine. It sort of made sense that the Duke of URL be male, though, as suggested, robots do not usually have a gender.
The Duke of URL's contributions are not counted, mostly because it is a robot. It makes so many contributions per minute, it would be useless to count, since it never stops.
The Duke of URL is a subroutine within Wiki s software. It is a computer program, and is incapable of independent thought. Note that the Duke was withdrawn from service on or about 28 June. It is true that the Duke cannot "think" (see any added link he has added to a question for an example), though I do hear that he has some very dirty thoughts regarding Topicana.
You can recommend Duke of URL at this link: Special:Contributions
The duke of URL is not a wikianswers user.It is an automated bot which recategorizes questions accordingly.You can see it in its bio.
The Duke of URL is a bot, a program that created links. It is currently off line as the logic is being worked on.
The actual join date of Duke of URL isn't specified on its bio page, but its release was sometime around May of 2009.
A male Duchess is called a DukeWait a minute. A male duchess would be called a transvestite, or perhaps more accurately transgendered.
It is false. ... a female robot.
The noun duke is a word for a male.
The noun duke is a title for a male; the noun duchess is a title for a female.
no Duke = male Duchess = female
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