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Nothing prevents me, but why we don't recognize this as a problem? Shouldn't it be the default way for publishing and storing knowledge?
by mrwnmonm 6y ago
Nothing prevents me, but why we don't recognize this as a problem? Shouldn't it be the default way for publishing and storing knowledge?
- memexy 6y agoIf nothing is preventing you from building a personal one then nothing is preventing you from building a centralized one. All you have to do is convince enough people to use it. Google is essentially a centralized knowledge base. So centralized knowledge bases already exist and they're called search engines. There are also free blogging services that publish everything on the web to be indexed by Google. Blogger is even owned by Google.