User:MusikBot
Given the nature of the request, it's important to clarify that "User:MusikBot" is not a medical topic but rather pertains to a bot account on Wikipedia, used for automated or semi-automated editing tasks. Therefore, the structure of the article will be adjusted to fit the context of a Wikipedia bot rather than a medical encyclopedia entry. Here is an example of how such an article might be formatted in MediaWiki source code:
``` Template:Bot
| Developer(s) | User:MusikAnimal |
|---|---|
| Repository |
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| Engine | |
| Platform | Wikipedia |
| Type | Wikipedia bot |
MusikBot is an automated or semi-automated bot on Wikipedia, operated by User:MusikAnimal. It is designed to perform repetitive tasks that are time-consuming or impossible for human editors to do efficiently. MusikBot is approved by the Wikipedia community and operates under the guidelines set forth by the bot approval process.
Functionality[edit | edit source]
MusikBot's tasks include, but are not limited to:
- Archiving discussions from Village pump (proposals), Village pump (technical), and other community discussion pages.
- Updating statistics and maintenance reports related to WikiProjects.
- Performing database maintenance tasks, such as fixing double redirects and correcting dablinks.
Approval Process[edit | edit source]
Before MusikBot was allowed to operate, it underwent a rigorous request for approval process. This process involved a community discussion where editors could raise concerns or suggest additional tasks for the bot. MusikBot was approved after demonstrating its usefulness and reliability, as well as its adherence to the bot policy.
See Also[edit | edit source]
External Links[edit | edit source]
Template:Wikipedia-bot-stub ```
This example includes the basic structure and elements you might find in a Wikipedia article about a bot, such as an infobox (customized for the context), sections on functionality and the approval process, and relevant internal links. The categories and stub template have been adjusted to reflect the topic's nature as a Wikipedia bot rather than a medical subject.
