User talk:HagermanBot

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This user account is a bot operated by Hagerman. This is not a human editor. It's a program that analyzes Wikipedia edits for unsigned comments. If you are here to reply to comments left on a talk page, they were not left by the bot. The bot added a signature because the posting user forgot to sign. Please follow the link in the signature on the comment to the other user's talk page. If you are here because you'd like to comment on the functionality of the bot, please contact Hagerman. If you do not want the bot to sign your unsigned comments, please follow the instructions at opting out. Please do not add comments to this page.

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[edit] HagermanBot Compromises Editorial Autonomy

The bot is intrusive and compromises editorial autonomy. Mistakes are made while editing on Wikipedia. Logic errors, typos, spelling, grammar, proper citations and neglecting to sign comments on talk pages. I am all about collaborating and having my shoddy work corrected by fellow editors, and I do not need a mother looking over my shoulder while editing. I hope you can appreciate this comment because the HagermanBot sets a precedence that compromises editorial autonomy. Paradoxos 00:31, 19 March 2007 (UTC)

I do appreciate your work developing the bot. Opt-in is better than Opt-out - I opted out. Paradoxos 01:07, 19 March 2007 (UTC)

but robots love comments, too. How else will they achieve sentience? :) Arcayne 13:40, 1 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] about this bot

This bot operates a bit fast. I forget to sign, but deside remenber a second later, it already signed. It would be easier for wikipedia if it could operate slightly slower, like if it auto signed after a minute if you forgot to sign.--Sefringle 19:57, 1 April 2007 (UTC)

Opt-out ... it's the way to go. :) The Behnam 19:26, 2 April 2007 (UTC)