Dingobot is basically a computer program that's set to detect certain conditions that are not useful in the answer. That might be someone using profanity in an answer, including a phone number or sticking a load of exclamation marks at the end.
DingoBot is not a person. Dingobot is a terrific Bot (robot) that tirelessly helps to fight spam and vandalism by flagging questions/answers so that users and Answers.com supervisors can correct them. For example, Dingobot flags answers for spam when they contain advertising or links in the body of the answer. Answers are flagged for gibberish when they have histrionic multiple question marks or exclamation points in a row, which add nothing to the answer. Dingobot also flags to remove nonsense and eradicate profanity, obscenity, insults, abuse, racism, and cyber bullying. The effort made by Dingobot (and its canny creator) aims to promote and maintain quality answers and an enhanced user-experience. .
he is a bot so answers.com created him.
DingoBot is a bot Answers.com developed to fight vandalism. When users use profanity, write gibberish or nonsense, DingoBot detects it and automatically flags the answer so community members can clean it up quicker. See the related link for DingoBot's profile. Keep in mind it's a bot and message board messages will not be answered.
You cannot flag a question. You can only flag answers to questions. To do so, you must be a registered user, and if you look under 'Question Tools' in your blue navigation bar, it should say 'Flag for Improvement'.
We are working our way through the questions as quickly as possible.
Like this. The internet is amazing is'nt it?
Nobody can flag an unanswered question, and only members can flag questions that do have answers. We do this by selecting the option "Flag" from our command list, supplied on the side of the window.
Many members would probably consider Dingobot as weird because it isn't a WikiAnswers user, it is in fact an automated bot fighting against vandalism on this site. Weird no, valued part of our community, Yes!
WikiAnswers bots do not randomly target and flag questions; they use an algorithm to determine answers that should be flagged based on a list of inappropriate words. As with humans, bots do make mistakes, so if you come across an unwarranted flag, please remove it.
We at WikiAnswers do our very best to answer questions correctly and quickly. There are new questions submitted every second, so this is a never ending process.
so that they can answer the questions of the judges and they can answer quickly and correctly.. :)
This is a somewhat a controlled environment. The members of WikiAnswers have the ability to flag answers and questions which do not follow the ToS. The best thing to do with questions which do not make sense is to flag the question.