I first heard about Everything2.com yesterday from a friend of mine.
From his description I thought it might be a great deal like Ciao and thought I would check it out. After spending a little time there I found that it wasn’t much like Ciao (although at first it seems that way).
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Advantages: Good resource, community and like ciao Disadvantages: Unpaid, html write-ups, lot of crap on there as well as good stuff
I first heard about Everything2.com yesterday from a friend of mine.
From his description I thought it might be a great deal like Ciao and thought I would check it out. After spending a little time there I found that it wasn’t much like Ciao (although at first it seems that way).
So you go to www.Everything2.com and what do you find?
It’s pretty confusing to begin with. There is no explanation as to what it going on only this (and I quote)
“Don't ... ...Can't instinctively act on your primitive aggression? Check out the Everything FAQ (or) Everything University to learn more!”
The FAQ and University, like everything on this webpage, are links and so you click on one.
The FAQ gives you pretty much all the info you need. Everything2 (E2) is a user written database/encyclopaedia of information, art and humor (sic) that carries on the job of E1. E1 was along the same line, but got out of hand apparently.
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Advantages: Eclectic, Ultra-cool. Poor contributions tend to get voted down very fast Disadvantages: Can be elitist, can be hard to make progress
Everything2, or E2 is like almost no other community on the web. First thing, a bit like Ciao! your contribution, or credibility within the site, is based on the cumulative assessment of your contributions by your fellow community members.
Unlike Ciao, however, you move through levels, from initiate (level 1) through various higher levels, ending up with names like acolyte, seer and, ultimately, a god. (note the lower-case g there).
Progress is ... ...number of points you earn. Points are awarded by your fellow members based on whatever those other people like. As you move up the levels, you get more voting power.
The environment has some of its own jargon. Members are called noders, and contributions are called write-ups, and each write-up sits within a node. You get your own home-node (a bit like a personal web page), which summarises your total contributions and allows you to put pretty well ...
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