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Good question; if there are enough questions about certain scientists, a supervisor will normally ask for the section or sub-category to be expanded to cover those areas. In this case it would also be under "people" or "Famous People" too, so they would have to work that out I think.
What else can I help you with?
Why is there no 'scientists' subcategory under the Science category?
Because no one has suggested it as a category yet. E-mail mailto:wikianswers@answers.com with your idea, and the site admin will endevour to set it up ASAP! The most famous scientists, like Einstein and Newton, can be found, under the "famous people" sub-category in the main "History politics and society" category.
Why is 'scientists' not a subcategory under the Science category?
Simply because 'science' is an academic subject - while 'scientist' is an employment position. Yes, I (and probably many others) agree they belong together because they cover the same topic - but they are separate subjects.
Why does WikiAnswers only have 2 subcategories under 'Philosophy and Philosophers' when there are so many other areas of philosophy?
A subcategory is usually formed when there are a significant number of questions under a particular subcategory of a category. In your case, if there are atleast a 50 or so questions under any of the sub categories in philosophy you can ask the supervisor of the category for a new subcategory.
Why is the 'Worms and Parasites' subcategory directly under the 'Dogs Health' subcategory?
If you have a query about the category tree and how it is set up, please email Categories @ WikiAnswers.com (remove spaces).
Where would I find tractors listed on eBay?
On Ebay, Farm Tractors are listed under the Business & Industrial category then Agriculture & Forestry subcategory and then under the Tractors & Farm Machinery category.
Is code 986 category subcategory or subclassification?
Code 986 typically refers to a subcategory within a broader classification system. In many coding frameworks, it represents a specific grouping that falls under a larger category but is not a full category itself. Therefore, it can be considered a subcategory rather than a subclassification. The exact interpretation may vary depending on the specific coding system being referenced.
What category does food fall under in science?
eating category
Is there a category for 'Ethics' on WikiAnswers?
Yes, there is a subcategory called "Ethics," which can be found under "Philosophy and Philosophers." Here's the link:http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/4074
Why is selenium the only element to have its own subcategory in WikiAnswers under 'Elements and Compounds'?
Apparently, that was only one that had enough questions to warrant and which someone requested the category.
Examples of category subcategory and sub classification in coding?
In coding, a category could be "Programming Languages," with subcategories such as "Compiled Languages" and "Interpreted Languages." Under the subcategory "Compiled Languages," you might find sub-classifications like "C," "C++," and "Rust." Similarly, under "Interpreted Languages," you could have "Python," "JavaScript," and "Ruby." This hierarchical structure helps organize information for better understanding and navigation.
Where is the category for questions and answers on psychology?
Here is the link to the Psychology category:http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/2558A list of subcategories is listed on the left hand side of the page. In addition, a click on the tiny green arrow next to certain of the subcategories will take you to an even more-specific group of questions within that specific subcategory.
What science category would energy fall under?
Chemistry
