CheckUser is a tool on Wikipedia that allows authorized users, typically administrators, to investigate the editing behavior of users by examining their IP addresses and other technical data. It helps identify potential sockpuppetry, where a user creates multiple accounts to evade blocks or manipulate discussions. The tool can reveal connections between accounts based on shared IP addresses or other identifiable information, allowing for more effective enforcement of community policies. However, the use of CheckUser is subject to strict privacy guidelines to protect user anonymity.
No, because Wikipedia does not think, it does not make any decisions. Those who do, the people who work together to enhance Wikipedia, are the collective intelligence, and Wikipedia is their collective knowledge.
Yes, but we are not affiliated.
See Wikipedia.
Recoursively. Read wikipedia for details.
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No, it doesn't. They are two separate companies.
Answer: 1737.10 km (mean radius) Work: Went to Wikipedia, typed in "moon".
There is a complete list on Wikipedia. Click link below!
Wikipedia covers this topic extensively. I added a link below.
Refer to this article in WikiPedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_influence
Wikipedia states that it will not always, but it should at least sometimes.
according to wikipedia there r 1700 people working for it