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| This user is a bot | |
|---|---|
| (talk · contribs) | |
| Operator | A930913 |
| Author | A930913 |
| Approved? | Yes, BRFA |
| Flagged? | Yes |
| Task(s) | Inform editors that they may have broken the matching brackets on a page |
| Edit rate | ~10/hour |
| Edit period(s) | Continually |
| Automatic or manual? | Automatic |
| Programming language(s) | Python |
| Exclusion compliant? | Yes |
| Source code published? | If someone wants it, bug me to release it. |
| Emergency shutoff-compliant? | Yes |
| Other information | BracketBot is run from the Wikimedia Laboratories. |