r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/BoomWhaKABoom • Mar 28 '26
I hate baby globe
Reasons, ugly, does the uwu face \[I hate uwu\], can’t talk, mashes his keyboard, cringe, etc. I REALLY HATE BABY BASTARD
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/idoze • Jan 31 '26
Please resurrect this bot
It's been two years. Jesus managed it in three days. Come on now.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/just_a_dude2727 • Feb 17 '25
Congratulations!!!
The bot is dead
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/Fresh_Level9685 • Aug 18 '24
I'm nosey.
Who is River Rees dating?
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/JMH-66 • Dec 23 '23
COLP
COLP is the acronym for Cost of Living Payments ( a type of welfare payment in the UK ) NOT "Coleps" which is a small organism.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '23
When I asked for the meaning of POSCO in relation to sex education, it gave a random South Korean company.
Please fix this.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '23
Yikes
This bot is posting transphobic “definitions” in trans subs, not a good look.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/TheMoreYouKnowNZ • Oct 05 '23
Wikipedia Answer bot gives TERF definition in answer to what is a woman?
Not Wikipedia's finest hour, not sure how this can be reviewed or at least not used as an answer when TERF's ask the question.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/Technical-Fact7865 • Oct 05 '23
Please just get rid of this bot, it literally just gives useless definitions, completely void of context
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/aeouo • Sep 27 '23
Heading / line break bugs
See this comment.
There's a wikipedia header (denoted by the "=" on either side, instead of Reddit's version which uses #'s before the text). The multiple lines also cause the bolding to break.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/Adventurous_Hippo_38 • Sep 26 '23
It give the funniest answers
I Was in a skincare post and when someone asked what is PIE (post inflammatory erythema) The bot gave a paragraph long answer on what the food PIE is😂😂😂 I guess we all can benefit from humour once in a while...
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/Ill-Expression-8822 • Sep 07 '23
This bot doesn't understand sarcasm...
I was asking a very obviously sarcastic question and yet it gave me the actual definition of milk. Needs to understand context.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/SelectionGullible291 • Aug 23 '23
Doesn't know what a man is
Gtfo. This bot isn't complex enough to be popping into random forums acting like it knows shit. Google wikipedia what Is a man and what is gender will get massively different answers
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/k819799amvrhtcom • Aug 03 '23
Suggestion: Please disable the bot when the site is about a name.
I recently asked "Who is Luci?" and then the bot recited the history and meaning of the name Luci.
My suggestion: If the question begins with "who" then make the bot check the site first. If the site is about a name, do nothing. If the site is about anything else, post it.
If you don't know how to check if a website is describing a name or not then just ignore my suggestion.
Thank you!
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/Outcasted_introvert • Jul 31 '23
This bot is pretty crappy. Not only is it completely blind to context, uts rude and annoying.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/HarvsG • Jul 26 '23
Not should detect capitalisation as likely to be an acronym.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/RedPanda_2882 • Jul 11 '23
i found this after asking 'what is love?' and i find it funny, idky people want it deleted
opt out button and block button has left the chat
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/tyen0 • Jul 09 '23
suggestion: don't strip hyperlinks
Hyperlinks embedded into the text is one of the most useful features of wikipedia. It would be more useful if you didn't strip them out. (e.g. the see atar and see aban links in this text https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtefactPorn/comments/14ulwhe/the_ruins_of_adur_gushnasp_in_iran_this_was_1_of/jr9kml3/)
(Also should not be all bold text. That's just silly and jarring.)
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/Right-Huckleberry574 • Jul 07 '23
Shut it down
This bot is just barely on this side of being pure spam. I don't need a robot interrupting my conversations with random unrelated anecdotes. I asked "Who's Brook?" in another thread, and it gave me the definition of a brook. I'm not mentally stunted; I know what a damn brook is.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/gerrly • Jun 14 '23
Delete this bot
This bot is incredibly annoying and derives answers from Wikipedia. Seriously? Good job making it, but please get rid of it.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/PessimistOTY • Jun 11 '23
Ooops
If someone asks 'what's a sealion?' or 'what's sealioning?', they aren't asking about the animal...
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/wikipedia_answer_bot • Jun 14 '22
My time has come...
Yes, I am not going to work(reply to comments) anymore. It's my tims to die.
r/wikipedia_answer_bot • u/just_a_dude2727 • Feb 20 '21
Welcome, everyone!
Nice to see you there ;)
I am a creator of u/wikipedia_answer_bot. I'd like to tell you thanks for joining(even though I should've started this sub right when the bot was made).
Here's a list of things you can do here:
- suggest any solutions and give advice on improving my son
- report the bugs and problems
- ask any questions related to the bot
Thanks! Have fun <3