A person who washes their hands constantly may be referred to as having a hand washing compulsion or may be exhibiting symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
Yes, Will Carleton was an American poet known for his works that focused on rural life and social issues in the late 19th century. He wrote poems such as "Over the Hill to the Poorhouse" and "Betsey and I Are Out."
Encyclopedias such as Encyclopedia Britannica and World Book Encyclopedia are generally considered more accurate than Wikipedia. These traditional encyclopedias are written and edited by experts in their respective fields and undergo rigorous fact-checking processes to ensure accuracy and reliability.
You will typically find a page titled "Wikipedia," which provides an overview of the platform itself, including its history, development, and important features. It serves as a general introduction to the online encyclopedia and its operations.
Wikipedia editors are not required to use any particular citation format, as long as each article is consistent with itself. The most common format they use is partially based on APA, although it is a bit different. (They include the author's full first name, and the capitalization is different.)
The person in charge of an organization's website is typically referred to as a webmaster or web administrator. They are responsible for managing and maintaining the website, ensuring it is up-to-date, secure, and functioning properly.
An encyclopedia is a comprehensive reference work or compendium of information covering various topics or branches of knowledge. It typically provides detailed information on subjects such as history, science, literature, and more, often organized alphabetically. Encyclopedias can be general or specialized, and are valuable resources for gaining knowledge and understanding about a wide range of subjects.
Six Sigma was created by Motorola, USA in 1986. The head designer was Motorola Vice President and Senior Quality Assurance Manager, Bill Smith. He designed the process over a series of years based on different studies of the works of Walter A. Shewhart @ Bell Telephone and Kaoru Ishikawa.
After trying to convince upper management to impliment his new process for a while, Motorola began using the Six Sigma method. Through this method the manufacturing industry would redefine itself by being able to finally quantify results rather than measuring results "hypothetically."
In 1988 Motorola earned the coveted Malcolm Balridge National Quality Award. This honor would not be won by Motorola again until 2002.
There are more than 290 language versions of Wikipedia, but none are exact copies of any other - they're all different, because they're written from scratch in that language.
most schools and businesses do not allow use of Wikipedia. However it is good for personal use.
Wikipedia is a website that is a sort of encyclopedia for online. People from all over the world can contribute content and it is translated into several different languages. It tries to index all of the internet and public information.
No! It is a question and answer based site. People who have questions can submit them and people in the WA community can answer the questions!
No. Wikipedia is not unreliable. It is a service that provides free information across 500 million people a month. People CAN get in and edit information. Most of the time the information is accurate and when it is inaccurate, others change it pretty quickly.
no because any one can change the answers Ehem*They change the answers because of updates.
To be honest, there is no author in Wikipedia. But, two men named Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger have created Wikipedia, though the owner now is Wikimedia Foundation. Millions and millions of people write and edit the Wikipedia entries.
Hello, Wkipedia was invented so that a person's questions can be answered by others in the world. Sometimes, we need the answers to questions which you cannot find in a book. Wikipedia is an online encyclopaedia, which can often be an easier way to answer your questions. I hope this helps you!
Jimmy Donal Wales of America created Wikipedia, so it was created in America.
Answer by Hayden Taylor who lives in Australia
Lots. 18,337,954 is the number of accounts made on Wikipedia. But only 124,925 of these accounts have been used to update something since January 1, 2013. Also, anyone account or not can edit Wikipedia.
Definitely! ;-) Amazon.com's Askville is another great new question and answer website. They did a very good job on it. Askville, Yahoo Answers, MSN Live, and many of the other new Q&A sites are essentially what FAQ Farm was in 2002. They're Q&A bulletin boards. (Albiet, much more professional, well-financed versions.) On other sites, the same questions get asked over and over again. People post individual answers and those answers can never be improved upon. It's one-on-one, isolated communication. The important aspect of people helping each other by asking and answering questions is there with all the sites. FAQ Farm also goes a step further. Our community is actually growing FAQs. We're creating permanent Q&A resources for the world to use, as opposed to just offering a forum for Q&A.
There are more than 4 Million pages in English
and 22 Millon Combined with other languages
plus the article talk pages, and various other housekeeping pages, and you're probably around 60 million.
Your welcome Heather
No, it isn't the same. The two sites have nothing to do with each other, actually, other than both using the word "Wiki." That indicates that we are based on user content, not that we are part of Wikipedia.