HomeIs the database of questions and their categories and answers available for download from WikiAnswers?
No, you cannot download WikiAnswers' questions, categories, and answers from WikiAnswers. WikiAnswers is solely on the internet, and cannot be downloaded. The WikiAnswers database will always remain on the internet, and for a good reason.
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You cannot download WikiAnswers. WikiAnswers is only available through the internet, and nothing more. You cannot download the Wikianswers database, either.
wiki is a database full of great questions and answers so why not use it ;)!
It is a great online database where users can ask and answer questions. Sharing your knowledge and gaining knowledge from others is the key ingredient in the cake of WikiAnswers!
WikiAnswers changes 'I' to 'you' in the questions because WikiAnswers prefers second person over first person questions. It is part of the WikiAnswers Style Rules. It also makes the whole database a lot less hard to manage. Since we merge together questions that are asking the same thing, changing I to you automatically prevents us from having hundreds of thousands of other "I" questions that we would have to merge together.
You cannot download the WikiAnswers database. One reason for this is because WikiAnswers is solely an internet resource, and you must use the internet to access WikiAnswers. If you didn't have to use the internet for WikiAnswers, WikiAnswers would not exist.
After you submit a question to WikiAnswers, it instantly is stored in a database and displayed to help you get your answer as soon as possible.
Are you asking if the site if politically conservative? If so, then no. WikiAnswers is building a database of questions and answers made in a wiki format. It does not pledge loyalty to any political party or group.
The answers remain in the WikiAnswers database on the URL of the question. The answer does not go anywhere except to the URL of the question and the WikiAnswers database.
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First, WikiAnswers is divided into categories, so you can go to the category that the question might be in. Second, WikiAnswers has the words "Advanced Search" at the top of the pages. Click on that and do a search for your question or answer. You could also just type your question into the Ask box at the top of this page. If your question exists verbatim in our database, you will be shown the answer for it (provided it is an answered question already). If your question doesn't exist in that form in our database, you will be shown five similar questions that may be what you're asking about that may (or may not) have answers as of yet.
WikiAnswers' aim is to create a database full of questions and their corresponding (correct) answers. This means that all questions - no matter how simple they may be - deserve an answer. We will try our best to answer such questions correctly.
No. Questions will only end when human understanding of life and universe improves from mere 3% to 100%. This is impossible. More on this:Hopefully the questions will never end here at WikiAnswers. We are trying to build a question and answer database! Keep them coming!
Limitations in the WikiAnswers database do not allow certain characters to be used in questions. Also, we would be reluctant to add commas to questions, as parentheses would allow many different variations of a question to be asked. See Related Question.
A database is a structured collection of records or data that is stored in a computer system.This data can be used by applications. Even this wikianswers site would be using a database where the questions, the answers, the list of people who edited it etc would be stored.
Offline database refers to the database that is available locally and not located in a remote location. There are also embedded databases that are available locally to the application. Sqllite is an embedded database.
Your question remains in the database in the Unanswered questions page in a category it's in, or a random page in a category (usually towards the end pages).
Answers.com|WikiAnswers is building the world's largest knowledge database. The benefit then, is gaining and sharing knowledge.
Wikianswers is a site that constantly tries to improve its quality for the purpose of curious askers of questions. Sometimes there are wrong answers due to the fact that this is a community that allows the freedom of anyone to ask questions and include their input. People that work for Wikianswers are always trying to update the site and figure out new ways of making this Q&A database an easier and more beneficial site for everyone.
No, you cannot run out of space on your WikiAnswers message board. You can have as many messages as you can possibly get in it. The WikiAnswers message board messages are stored in the WikiAnswers database, and their database is extremely large, and may never run out of space.
Your question hasn't been asked by anyone else yet. Please submit the question to WikiAnswers and then your question might get answered. WikiAnswers' database doesn't have all of the questions in the world yet, so it would be nice if you asked the question so others can answer it for you.
The answers on wikianswers are provided by an army of volunteer answerers which are overseen by an army of volunteer supervisors (moderators). Anyone who visits the site is able to ask or answer questions. Due to the volunteering nature of wikianswers, it is inevitable that some questions will receive inappropriate or incorrect answers. Wikianswers' supervisors do their best to catch these and fix them, but with nearly 8 million questions in the database, obviously some will sneak by. If there is some answer in particular which you feel has been inappropriately or incorrectly answered, feel free to fix it yourself... failing that feel free to contact one of wikianswers' friendly supervisors to give it a look see.
* WikiAnswers' answers are condensed into the best available information, not a major discussion panel for each question. * Many of the contributors here are experts in, or have a large amount of experience with, the various categories they often answer in. * The questions and answers here are split into categories, subcategories, and even sub-subcategories, in order to make finding a particular subject easier. * Each category (etc.) also has its own Supervisor, someone who has demonstrated that they are extremely competent in that area of knowledge. The Supervisors keep track of vandalism, who is making good contributions and help those who need it most. * When a new question is asked, an automated system checks the whole database for similar questions or those containing the same keywords - this makes finding an answer, even when the wording is not identical, easier.
Yes, a phone book is a database. Databases are large groups of information that is organized according to certain categories.
You can use the Randomize() function in order for you to get random questions from your database. You can use the primary keys in the database for each question as the basis for the randomization process.
FAQ Farm, the site that later became known as WikiAnswers when it was bought by Answers.com, was founded by Chris Whitten in 2002. Answers.com was founded in 1999 by Bob Rosenschein. The current WikiAnswers / Answers.com contains over 50 million questions and answers in its community-generated database.
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