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The Philosophy behind LogiLogi
The web is a relatively new medium, and new media are usually interpreted wrongly - in terms of old media. This has been called the horseless carriage syndrome; according to which a car is a carriage without a horse, film records theater-plays, and - most recently - the web enables the downloadin...read on
Openness and Quality
Most notably quality control, and especially some sort of peer review, were missing from earlier web-systems. For example in forums, newsgroups and wiki's there is no good way of differentiating between quality contributions and problematic or even worthless ones. Many of these are completely ope...read on
Free Software on the Brave New Web
Much software moves to the web (software as a service, as a remotely ran web-application). The web is good as it makes many things possible that are not possible on the desktop. Still we think there should be Freedom on the Web. The GPL, whether version 2 or 3 only grants Freedoms when one runs the ...read on
Free Software
Free Software is software that is Libre, not perse free as in free beer. You are free to use, modify and share Free Software, and usually free software is maintained and produced by a globally spread out community of volunteers. Examples of Free Software are GNU/Linux, Open Office, and Firefox....read on
The Manta version of LogiLogi
The new version of LogiLogi was named after the Manta Ray, a beautiful, graceful and impressive fish that almost flies through the water... The previous version of LogiLogi was called LogiLogi Plancton, and was not much more than a modified wiki....read on
The Rating and Ranking Formula
The formula for awarding the extra voting-powers is currently quite simple. In each vote a score can be given on a scale of -2 to 5 in LogiLogi. Besides these scores, votes also carry weights in the average rating of a logi; these are what can differ between users. Anonymous users and people with...read on
Welcome to LogiLogi
This website aims to take on-line discussions in philosophy and the humanities to a new level. Until now, such web discussions have taken the form of chaotic threads produced by anonymous authors. Thus, the potential for serious in-depth discussions on the internet - especially in philosophy - has ...read on
