Published
5 years ago on
August 10, 2018
“Contributors to Everipedia are rewarded with IQ tokens for both contributing content and for curating – either editing or correcting – content that has already been submitted to the platform. ‘These tokens entitle the token holder to governance and voting rights within the network, essentially making every editor a stakeholder in the network’ its press release states. Over six million English-language articles have already been submitted to the blockchain-based online encyclopedia which, the Everipedia project team claim, means that its new platform has now already exceeded the equivalent number on Wikipedia.â€See more for yourself, here.  You can see more of Everipedia - the encyclopedia of everything, here.  This is a great example of how blockchain technology can improve transparency, but removing a venue for misinformation and by ensuring that its content is 100% unique and 100% legitimate. It’s amazing what a little financial incentive can achieve. It is still early days for Everipedia, though eventually it is expected to become the new leader for information sharing. Wikipedia now has a fierce rival, one created by one of its own founders. It’s a family feud on another level, all in the pursuit of cleaning up appearances.
