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Consumerpedia is Wikipedia for products. It’s in .00000001 alpha, the site says, but it seems usable, albeit empty. (I put in a review of Thinkpad X40, just to try it out.) The Help page highlights its tools for constructing a hierchical folksonomy: Anyone can create a category, a sub-category, a re-direct (= synonymn), or a related-to (= reciprocal link). It explicitly has avoided creating a top-down categorization scheme.
1. Jay Fienberg on March 28, 2005 2:57 PM writes...
"Whos up for a Consumerpedia vs United Nations Standard Products and Services Code System Deathmatch!"
How about Consumerpedia vs Amazon?
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