I’ve been working on a project called Indexium, a community-driven platform where people can contribute articles on any topic they’re passionate about. It’s like an open version of Wikipedia, but with a focus on giving individuals more voice and flexibility in what they write.
Right now, I’m trying to grow a base of contributors who are into sharing their knowledge—whether it’s about technology, history, science, or niche topics. I’d love feedback on the platform, especially from the HN community, which I know has a lot of smart folks with unique insights.
Here’s the link: Indexium
Would love to hear your thoughts on:
What makes a good community-driven platform for knowledge sharing?
What features are most important to you as a contributor or reader?
I’m all ears for constructive criticism or suggestions. Thanks in advance!
Yes, absolutely! The concept behind the project could be extended to pull 1 billion different data points from a database like DynamoDB, instead of using static checkboxes.
One of the main reasons I used checkboxes was to keep it simple and lightweight for this initial experiment. However, pulling dynamic data points from a DB like DynamoDB would offer much more flexibility and scalability.
I’ve been working on a project called Indexium, a community-driven platform where people can contribute articles on any topic they’re passionate about. It’s like an open version of Wikipedia, but with a focus on giving individuals more voice and flexibility in what they write.
Right now, I’m trying to grow a base of contributors who are into sharing their knowledge—whether it’s about technology, history, science, or niche topics. I’d love feedback on the platform, especially from the HN community, which I know has a lot of smart folks with unique insights.
Here’s the link: Indexium
Would love to hear your thoughts on:
What makes a good community-driven platform for knowledge sharing? What features are most important to you as a contributor or reader? I’m all ears for constructive criticism or suggestions. Thanks in advance!
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