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I'm removing it from the cyborgs category. Cyborgs and robots are not the same thing. Cybermats are robots - they aren't a melding of human and machine (a cyborg) as the Cybermen are. That's like calling a vacuum cleaner a computer. The "Cybermen of unknown origin" category should probably also go too. [[Special:Contributions/68.146.80.110|68.146.80.110]] 17:27, October 16, 2011 (UTC) | I'm removing it from the cyborgs category. Cyborgs and robots are not the same thing. Cybermats are robots - they aren't a melding of human and machine (a cyborg) as the Cybermen are. That's like calling a vacuum cleaner a computer. The "Cybermen of unknown origin" category should probably also go too. [[Special:Contributions/68.146.80.110|68.146.80.110]] 17:27, October 16, 2011 (UTC) | ||
Actually, I think a cyborg is anything that is a comprised of a mixture of both organic and inorganic material, which would make bitey a cyborg. A cyborg doesn't have to be human, otherwise Daleks wouldn't be classified as human. | |||
Revision as of 01:03, 19 October 2011
Since the Doctor reprogrammed him, I think is it safe to say that, however temporarily, Bitey fell under the Allies of the Eleventh Doctor category.
Not a cyborg
I'm removing it from the cyborgs category. Cyborgs and robots are not the same thing. Cybermats are robots - they aren't a melding of human and machine (a cyborg) as the Cybermen are. That's like calling a vacuum cleaner a computer. The "Cybermen of unknown origin" category should probably also go too. 68.146.80.110 17:27, October 16, 2011 (UTC)
Actually, I think a cyborg is anything that is a comprised of a mixture of both organic and inorganic material, which would make bitey a cyborg. A cyborg doesn't have to be human, otherwise Daleks wouldn't be classified as human.
