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Do WikiAnswers questions always ask you something to try to protect questioners identity and privacy?
No. If you are asking about the "code" that must be entered to answer a question without being a logged-in member, that is to protect wikianswers from attacks by spambots. Before it was implemented there were a hundred or more "answers" every day that had to be deleted because they were links to dangerous websites.
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How do you hide your identity on WikiAnswers?
You can hide your identity by not adding anything on your profile.
Based on what you have read and viewed regarding Canadian immigration does immigration ultimately have a positive or negative lasting impact on a person's identity?
Wikianswers does not provide answers to assignments or homework questions.
What are questions teens can be asked about identity?
The answer page only allow one questionmark so I wont end the questions with that but here goes: Who am I What am I going to do with my life Where am I going, and can I get there from here Should I go to college or take a job It all depends on if the teen has tied his or hers identity to appearance, academic achievements, wealth or something else or at all.
Who is it game: Can you guess the identity of the mystery person by asking yes or no questions"?
Yes, the "Who is it?" game involves guessing the identity of a mystery person by asking yes or no questions.
Can you explain the concept of the Ship of Theseus and how it relates to the philosophical question of identity and change?
The Ship of Theseus is a thought experiment that questions whether an object remains the same when all its parts are replaced over time. This relates to the philosophical question of identity and change because it challenges our understanding of what makes something the same thing despite changes to its parts. It raises questions about the nature of identity and whether an object can retain its identity even if all its parts are replaced.
Postcolonial fiction often deals with questions of?
identity
What is the Ship of Theseus problem and how does it relate to the concept of identity and change?
The Ship of Theseus problem is a philosophical thought experiment that questions whether an object remains the same when all its parts are replaced over time. It relates to the concept of identity and change by challenging our understanding of what makes something the same thing despite undergoing continuous change. It raises questions about the nature of identity and how we define and perceive continuity in objects and beings.
What questions do complements answer?
Complements answer questions related to the identity or characteristics of a subject. Specifically, they provide information about "what" or "who" someone or something is, often enhancing the meaning of a verb or noun in a sentence. For example, they can clarify or complete the subject, object, or verb, helping to convey a more complete thought.
Who was the first person to write on wikaanswers?
WikiAnswers, which is now part of the larger platform known as Answers.com, was launched in 2002. While the specific identity of the very first contributor to WikiAnswers is not widely documented, the platform was designed for users to collaboratively ask and answer questions. This collaborative model means that many contributors played significant roles in its early development, making it difficult to pinpoint a single "first person."
How do you write to people on WikiAnswers?
You can write to any registered user - by leaving a note on their message board. Answering questions is also a way of communicating with the people who posted the question. Questions are posted anonymously so you cannot send answers to people's message boards, but all answers have an identity attached. One of those identities, "contributor" is effectively anonymous, however. Everyone else can be reached.
What is identify folder?
it is something that keeps your identity in
What is the verb form of the word identity?
The verb form of identity is identify. As in "to identify something or someone".
