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    "We're not here to denigrate Wikipedia because there's definitely a need for that kind of service; but they went for the base of the triangle, going for quantity over quality." "There's a place for Wikipedia" Lindblom said. "We're probably not going to have encyclopedias on Pokemon characters. Full Article at SeacoastOnline.com
    There's a place for Wikipedia
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago
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  1. On YouTube; there are 10 million videos and no directory — just a search engine box ... Whatever video contains your search phrase is what you see. With us, people get to select where their TrUnity site appears in our directory.
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago
  2. We're probably not going to have encyclopedias on Pokemon characters. What it comes down to is where would you rather get your data from: An anonymous source or a trusted source?
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago
  3. There's definitely an underlying current of passion about specific issues on our site, i.e., the environment ... The Earth Encyclopedia was a vehicle for delivering the truth. We provided the vehicle; they provided the content.
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago
  4. It enables people to get more involved with other like-minded individuals ... One way to look at us is Facebook is the White Pages of the Internet, and we're the Yellow Pages.
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago
  5. We have a trust model with our users ... We'll never monitor your online behavior because we don't need to.
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago
  6. It's difficult to project how quickly this will grow because it's viral ... Who'd ever heard of Twitter two years ago? We know we have something very special, we know we're in a great market, this concept of social publishing, so it's hard to predict.
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago
  7. Experts vet the directory and can de-list any inappropriate sites
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago
  8. About.com is what we call a retail tool ... People can ask crazy questions and get an answer from one person's perspective-even if they're an expert. Our site is more collaborative.
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago
  9. It's a new kind of market called social publishing ... A lot of people got their feet wet with Facebook, but this goes far beyond sharing photographs.
    SOURCE: SeacoastOnline.com 1 month ago

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