[dvddgld]

Props to the Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, it’s perhaps the best general resource on philosophy on the web

[pmoriarty]

The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is definitely a step up from Wikipedia's coverage of philosophy, but it comes from a strong and pretty obvious Analytic point of view. For coverage from other points of view (which arguably give more accurate and informed accounts of non-analytic philosophy), you have to resort to classes or books.

[GuiA]

It’s a great example of what an editorialized online encyclopedia can be. Would love to learn about other such resources for other fields.

[dvddgld]

Me too! If anyone has any fantastic niche web encyclopaedia links, link away!

[nickpsecurity]

Great article and discussion on it here for anyone trying to build something similar:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10266103

[lainon]

Note that there's also the "Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy" which is, such as the SEP, written by professional Philosophers.

http://www.iep.utm.edu/

[dvddgld]

They definitely deserve a shout-out too, these two resources happily got me through a couple of undergrad philosophy electives!