Topic: [ANN]🔥 LUNYR 🔥 Decentralized World Knowledge Base on Ethereum / OPEN BETA 🚀 - page 100. (Read 297427 times)

Quote from: kalpit on April 11, 2017, 07:38:47 AM

I have a question,
Can Lunyr import all the Wikipedia articles which have CC License ?

CC licence articles are free to be copied. Most of the articles on Wikipedia are CC licenced.

If Lunyr imports all those articles , Lunyr will already become very large database. Later the contents may be modified by others.

Any content that is freely and publicly available can be written into Lunyr. However, just like all content submissions to the knowledge base, you must provide the source for reviewers to examine.

Sources can be "Wikipedia" and 'References' in Wikipedia.

I'm not in favour of importing each article one by one by users.
Instead, Lunyr can use a bot that does that. Bot can also ignore controversial topics, automatically add references at bottom, etc.

The imported content may be edited by reviewers.

Afterwards, new content from publishers could replace the articles of Wikipedia.

This way Lunyr would become big enough for users to shift from Wikipedia to it. So, more publishers would be interested in published new matter on Lunyr as it would have a good user base.

This I think is a better solution to the chicken or the egg problem.

content will have to be revised by others so even if bot does that it will still have to go through man's hands

I mean, the content should be added from Wikipedia. And slowly , people will edit it or completely replace the article (it will slowly go through man's hand)
Bot will do the work in a day. So a quick start for Lunyr.

I am waiting for a short comment on this by Lunyr.

It would be difficult to create a bot that will add content since at some point you would still need human intervention. In the future, that may be more efficient to do for the type of data we'd like in the knowledge base later on, but we haven't made any decisions about it yet.

But I think that then you cannot be sure of quality of that content. because if bot would add some bad-quality content from wikipedia then whole advantage (first class content) of Lunyr would disappear

arnpham

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Check out LUNYR at https://lunyr.com

I have a question,
Can Lunyr import all the Wikipedia articles which have CC License ?

CC licence articles are free to be copied. Most of the articles on Wikipedia are CC licenced.

If Lunyr imports all those articles , Lunyr will already become very large database. Later the contents may be modified by others.

Any content that is freely and publicly available can be written into Lunyr. However, just like all content submissions to the knowledge base, you must provide the source for reviewers to examine.

Sources can be "Wikipedia" and 'References' in Wikipedia.

I'm not in favour of importing each article one by one by users.
Instead, Lunyr can use a bot that does that. Bot can also ignore controversial topics, automatically add references at bottom, etc.

The imported content may be edited by reviewers.

Afterwards, new content from publishers could replace the articles of Wikipedia.

This way Lunyr would become big enough for users to shift from Wikipedia to it. So, more publishers would be interested in published new matter on Lunyr as it would have a good user base.

This I think is a better solution to the chicken or the egg problem.

content will have to be revised by others so even if bot does that it will still have to go through man's hands

I mean, the content should be added from Wikipedia. And slowly , people will edit it or completely replace the article (it will slowly go through man's hand)
Bot will do the work in a day. So a quick start for Lunyr.

I am waiting for a short comment on this by Lunyr.

It would be difficult to create a bot that will add content since at some point you would still need human intervention. In the future, that may be more efficient to do for the type of data we'd like in the knowledge base later on, but we haven't made any decisions about it yet.

arnpham

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Activity: 139

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Check out LUNYR at https://lunyr.com

Lunyr teams up with Airbitz to increase adoption of the Lunyr platform

We’d like to announce that Lunyr has teamed up with Airbitz to increase technology adoption and usability of the Lunyr platform. This partnership represents a major step forward for our vision of creating a next generation world knowledge base that anyone can access.

“This is a very exciting project for us at Airbitz. Lunyr has an exceptional team and they have a vision that is both highly useful and ideologically exciting for those of us in the blockchain space. Knowledge and information is power. We think everyone in the world should be able to easily access and contribute to reliable, accurate information while at the same time being able to secure their own personal information and value while doing it. The partnership between Lunyr and Airbitz is an example of where technology is heading. Decentralized, open, secure, and liberating.” — Paul Puey, Airbitz, CEO

The user experience of managing private keys in Ethereum makes it difficult for a mainstream audience to adopt the platform. To solve this problem, we’ve teamed up with Airbitz, which has been working on a decentralized, secure, peer-to-peer synchronized, cryptographic key management system since 2014. With Airbitz, Lunyr users will have the ability to login and manage their accounts through a traditional username and password experience while maintaining a high level of cryptographic security. Users remain in full control of their private keys. With this partnership, Lunyr strives to become more easily adopted by a mainstream audience.

https://medium.com/lunyr/lunyr-teams-up-with-airbitz-to-increase-adoption-of-the-lunyr-platform-f9bd3dc26bdb

Xandan

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Even I have same opinion that the remaining half amount will be raised and this project will meet it's minimum goal. On the other hands if this doesn't happen due to any reason then team should keep continue will collected funds to develop the platform. I think quality and effectiveness of the content will help the market grow fast.

Cipalino

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I have a question,
Can Lunyr import all the Wikipedia articles which have CC License ?

CC licence articles are free to be copied. Most of the articles on Wikipedia are CC licenced.

If Lunyr imports all those articles , Lunyr will already become very large database. Later the contents may be modified by others.

Any content that is freely and publicly available can be written into Lunyr. However, just like all content submissions to the knowledge base, you must provide the source for reviewers to examine.

Sources can be "Wikipedia" and 'References' in Wikipedia.

I'm not in favour of importing each article one by one by users.
Instead, Lunyr can use a bot that does that. Bot can also ignore controversial topics, automatically add references at bottom, etc.

The imported content may be edited by reviewers.

Afterwards, new content from publishers could replace the articles of Wikipedia.

This way Lunyr would become big enough for users to shift from Wikipedia to it. So, more publishers would be interested in published new matter on Lunyr as it would have a good user base.

This I think is a better solution to the chicken or the egg problem.

content will have to be revised by others so even if bot does that it will still have to go through man's hands

If lunyr will be only 1 mil coins .It will grow quickly x5 in price .Wiki lynyr is something new and interesting now .

kalpit

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Activity: 560

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I have a question,
Can Lunyr import all the Wikipedia articles which have CC License ?

CC licence articles are free to be copied. Most of the articles on Wikipedia are CC licenced.

If Lunyr imports all those articles , Lunyr will already become very large database. Later the contents may be modified by others.

Any content that is freely and publicly available can be written into Lunyr. However, just like all content submissions to the knowledge base, you must provide the source for reviewers to examine.

Sources can be "Wikipedia" and 'References' in Wikipedia.

I'm not in favour of importing each article one by one by users.
Instead, Lunyr can use a bot that does that. Bot can also ignore controversial topics, automatically add references at bottom, etc.

The imported content may be edited by reviewers.

Afterwards, new content from publishers could replace the articles of Wikipedia.

This way Lunyr would become big enough for users to shift from Wikipedia to it. So, more publishers would be interested in published new matter on Lunyr as it would have a good user base.

This I think is a better solution to the chicken or the egg problem.

content will have to be revised by others so even if bot does that it will still have to go through man's hands

I mean, the content should be added from Wikipedia. And slowly , people will edit it or completely replace the article (it will slowly go through man's hand)
Bot will do the work in a day. So a quick start for Lunyr.

I am waiting for a short comment on this by Lunyr.

rgornik

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