A wiki helpful witch is a term used to describe a person who actively contributes to the collaborative online encyclopedia, Wikipedia. This term combines the concept of a witch, known for their magical powers and abilities, with the idea of someone who is helpful and knowledgeable in the context of creating and editing articles on Wikipedia. Contributing to Wikipedia requires a certain level of expertise, as well as an understanding of the encyclopedia's policies and guidelines. A wiki helpful witch is someone who possesses these qualities and uses their knowledge and skills to improve the quality and accuracy of articles on Wikipedia. Just as a witch uses their spells and potions to bring about positive change, a wiki helpful witch uses their editing abilities to add reliable sources, fix grammatical errors, update outdated information, and ensure that articles adhere to Wikipedia's neutral point of view policy. They play an important role in maintaining the credibility and reliability of the information available on the platform.
They play an important role in maintaining the credibility and reliability of the information available on the platform. In addition to actively editing articles, a wiki helpful witch may also participate in discussions and debates on Wikipedia, offering their insights and expertise on various topics. They may engage with other editors and contribute to the ongoing development and improvement of the encyclopedia.
The physics of speeding cars
It may not seem like much, but driving even a few kilometres per hour above the speed limit greatly increases the risk of an accident.
Many of us cheat a little when driving. We figure that while the speed limit is 60 km/h the police won't pull us over if we sit on 65. So we happily let the speedo hover just above the speed limit, unaware that by so doing we are greatly magnifying our chances of crashing.
Using data from actual road crashes, scientists at the University of Adelaide estimated the relative risk of a car becoming involved in a casualty crash—a car crash in which people are killed or hospitalised—for cars travelling at or above 60 km/h. They found that the risk approximately doubled for every 5 km/h above 60 km/h. Thus, a car travelling at 65 km/h was twice as likely to be involved in a casualty crash as one travelling at 60 km/h. For a car travelling at 70 km/h the risk increased fourfold. For speeds below 60 km/h the likelihood of a fatal crash can be expected to be correspondingly reduced.
Stopping distance calculator
Small conditions can make a big difference to the time it takes you to stop your car, such as going a few km/hr slower or being alert on the road.
Interactive Initial speed Reaction time Rate of deceleration ? m/s 2 metrestravelled before car stops metres
travelled before brakes are fully applied
metres travelled before car stops
metres travelled before brakes are fully applied
However, being a wiki helpful witch also comes with its challenges. As Wikipedia is a collaborative platform, disagreements and conflicts can arise between editors. It is important for a wiki helpful witch to maintain a respectful and civil demeanor, even when faced with differing opinions or criticism. They strive to find consensus and work collaboratively to achieve the best possible outcome for the articles they edit. Ultimately, a wiki helpful witch is a valuable and respected member of the Wikipedia community. They use their skills and knowledge to improve the quality and accuracy of the information available, making Wikipedia a more reliable and trustworthy resource for users around the world..
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