The website has different features of a social network platform such as blog posts, discussion forum, online chat, moderated content upload including videos, pictures and text.
Documents you should upload include: note sets, study guides, practice quizzes, practice exams, practice problem sets, practice homework sets, paper/essays, labs/lab reports.
The uploads included one instance of the source material in order to generate comparative originality reports for both the paragraph outputs (loaded under part 1) and the reference list outputs (loaded under part 2).
The formats uploaded included: entire documents (usually pdf files), web text which was cut and pasted into a word document or as researcher descriptive and reflexive notes taken from observations of the content, design and structure of sites.
Several have already been uploaded (including the one shown above), and they are worth reading through.
Other uploads include PDFs of the occult magazine Phenomena, conspiracy-themed documentaries including Lost Secrets of the Illuminati, and assorted soft pornography.
Nearly 90 organisations have registered to share data on the site, and more than 1,350 datasets have been uploaded, including databases that automatically publish updates.
As of yet all the individually uploaded pictures are one offs, but Galleries will eventually aggregate all pictures a user has ever uploaded including those from services like Twitpic and Yfrog.
However, the move to limit free storage on any uploads, including CC photos, could impact Flickr's use as a home to this sort of content in the future.
Kjellberg's uploads include playthroughs of cult puzzler Catherine, oddball comedy detective game Jazzpunk and indie role-playing heartbreaker To the Moon.
