G'day folks,
Killer Startups reports:
http://www.killerstartups.com/Web20/webypedia-com-an-alternative-to-wikiped…
Do we need yet another online
encyclopedia<http://www.killerstartups.com/Web20/webypedia-com-an-altern…
is powered by the people a la Wikipedia? It seems we do, as that is
exactly what WEBYpedia is all about. It is an encyclopedia entirely fuelled
by users. Anybody can contribute to it, in the way that he wishes: by
creating a new post, by modifying an existing one, by leaving a comment with
his own ruminations on anything that has been published… But if we were to
compare it with Wikipedia
<http://www.killerstartups.com/Web20/webypedia-com-an-alternative-to-wikipedia#>,
it would be necessary to mention that there is one difference at play.
Granted, it is merely a technical one but it is a difference all the same:
WEBYpedia is a blog encyclopedia. This means that contributing an article is
considerably easier than submitting anything to Wikipedia. Any person who
has ever blogged will know how to do it.
Still, that is unlikely to make people desert Wikipedia and turn to this
site massively. Wikipedia has got a prestige that is hard to take down. I
guess that those who always think that it’s convenient to have alternatives
to go around will check WEBYpedia out. I am not sure about the rest.
This is their website. There seems to be a lot of how to material there.
http://webypedia.com/
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Keith Old
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