Wikipedia and Quora-like system with a vetting mechanism to verify facts from trash. A system to end cyclic discussions and debates on the internet.
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Wikitruth is a project that aims to create a Wikipedia and Quora-like system with a built-in vetting mechanism to verify facts from misinformation. It's designed for anyone seeking reliable, verifiable information on the internet, particularly those frustrated by the difficulty of distinguishing truth from lies in online discussions.
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