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by smenis
2637 days ago
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Thanks for posting this, I really enjoyed browsing Wikiclaim and it feels to me like I've never seen anywhere on the Internet that centralises this kind of content (commonly heard claims with info for/against)... Having said that, the usual strategy when I hear a new claim I'm not sure about is to google it; so is the Google search engine itself the competition for this site? It does try to give an "answer" at the top of search results these days. Then there is Quora. The main advantage Wikiclaim has is that, like Wikipedia, the info can be moderated and updated, and hopefully can become an improving source of truth. Godspeed, devinplatt! |
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In time I hope that Google will surface Wikiclaim higher in its search results (whether URL or even answer box), so in my mind the competitor is also the ally :)
I don't think the strong suit of Quora (information based personal experiences) overlaps with what I'm trying to do with Wikiclaim (information from numerous reliable sources, editable by anyone), so no issues there either.