Sentence examples for collaborative encyclopedia from inspiring English sources

The name is not a pun on cocaine but a contraction of "free" and "database", since the database shares the spirit of Wikipedia, the free and collaborative encyclopedia.

(Cheekily, Wikipedia has an entry for 'Errors in the Encyclopaedia Britannica that have been corrected in Wikipedia'.) Scepticism about Wikipedia's quality control has led Larry Sanger, who with Jimmy Wales was the co-founder of Wikipedia, to spin off his own version of an online collaborative encyclopedia.

I can likewise say from experience that it is possible to fall down a Craigslist rabbit hole, a Reddit rabbit hole, and the rabbit hole of TV Tropes, a collaborative encyclopedia of the storytelling conventions used in television and other creative works.

One such listing of these sites hosted on name-in-kind service Wikipedia has been deleted by the collaborative encyclopedia's editors.

We see it on the Internet, when groups of strangers solve problems and edit collaborative encyclopedia entries.

Wales' ubiquitous banner ad is now in its seventh year and the company is shooting for $16 million dollars to keep their impressive collaborative encyclopedia afloat ad free.

In a chat with Guy Kawasaki at South by Southwest, Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales spoke out about self-interested parties editing their own pages on the Internet's collaborative encyclopedia.

Navify CEO Alan Rutledge says what triggered development was the thought: "If people around the world can help each other by building a free collaborative encyclopedia, couldn't we make it more useful for everyone by illustrating it together?" What really sets Navify apart is the threaded comment system that allows visitors to discuss the nearly 3 million articles in the English database.