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If your site is called -pedia, guess what - users expect a wikipedia like encyclopedia that is useful. It doesn't matter how incredibly sophisticated your algo
by allend 16y ago
If your site is called -pedia, guess what - users expect a wikipedia like encyclopedia that is useful.
It doesn't matter how incredibly sophisticated your algorithms are or how smart you are.
It doesn't matter how hard the problems are or even if they are solvable.
It doesn't matter that you know much more about linguistics than anyone else.
If the end result shown to the user is utter rubbish for _their_ purposes, then you can expect the users to complain and not come back.
If this was supposed to be a tech demo called c-dredger or info-frankenstein then it certainly is an accomplishment. But as a useful tool, it needed more work before being shown.
- nostrademons 16y agoI dunno about that. When I go to Uncyclopedia (http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page), I have no expectation that it will be useful, only that it will be like Wikipedia.