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Re: [Bug-gne]difference between GNE and WWW


From: Tom Chance
Subject: Re: [Bug-gne]difference between GNE and WWW
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2001 13:03:30 -0800 (PST)

<snip>
> I have no solution for this complex problem
> yet.......
</snip>

You won't ever find one. There is no way you can edit
work, blocking certain works and asking for
alterations on others, without censoring. Unless your
definition of censorship is the rubbish like a
government blocking an entire site.

GNE won't end up like the WWW because it will have a
central theme to it in terms of its aesthetic, its
layout, its organisational setup etc. All articles
will look the same, and it will be easy to navigate
(you won't have to spend 3 hours in a search engine
wading through porn and "my homepage about.." pages).

And because we are in a sense a sister project with
Nupedia (though we are both under the same project),
people will always be able to find a more "edited"
concise article on the same subject should they want
to.

Tom Chance


--- Philipp Lange <address@hidden> wrote: >
Without getting to the point what´s right and what´s
> wrong there is a need
> of guidelines in GNE. Because if there is no
> standard layout, no editing, no
> singel searchsystem, no quality-verification by what
> type ever, where is
> difference to the www as it is today?
> 
> everybody can post everything he likes, hyperliks it
> to other articles, make
> ist searchable by great general or topic based
> search-engines or
> directory-servers. the only differenc may be the
> copyright but there´s no
> copyright for most articles an if this is the only
> improvement, well then
> put a GNU statement under each new article.
> It´s easy - there´s no need for any more diskussion.
> 
> But I think we need more than the web is today. We
> need a verification
> system and we must strictly forbid censoring. how to
> reach this goal should
> be the first thing to discuss. everything else is
> ready: therea are great
> free systems to store, structure and search
> information - let´s use this,
> there are writers and translaters for many languages
> and topics.
> 
> We should not reinvent the wheel, we should invent a
> new system for
> verifiing without censoring.
> 
> I have no solution for this complex problem
> yet.......
> 
> 
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