Clarify Wiki
Everything. Just clear and easy.

Clarify Wiki covers every topic. Unlike Wikipedia, investigative content is also welcome, as long as it is well-founded and verifiable. Relevance is not a factor here. Therefore, you can find articles on:

- User and everyday questions
- In-depth analyses (on history, natural sciences, philosophy, politics, etc.)
- Information on organizations, public figures, and companies
- Technology, art, and leisure
- Collections of arguments for debates
- Optimized recipes (healthy, simple, affordable, and sustainable)

The clear goal: a knowledge repository without content restrictions.

Contributing is central to the quality and diversity of content and is extremely simple. Thanks to the 3-click rule, you can directly:

- Mark passages in any article that should be revised or ask questions about them
- Use the form below the article to submit suggestions, corrections, or improvement ideas

Additionally, at the bottom of each page, there is a link to contribute/participate, to:
- Create your own articles
- Expand existing pages
- Correct errors
- Suggest new topics
- Participate in debates
- Access the task dashboard

Contributing is essential to collective knowledge, as the thousands of attentive eyes, ears, and minds of readers shape the path to absolute truth.

Fundamentality, automation, and participation are at the heart of our quality assurance:

- Every statement is backed by a source
- Changes are reviewed before publication
- An internal source register evaluates sources and publishers for reliability
- Any reader can quickly submit corrections
- Analytical articles are submitted for peer review and marked with a status
- Articles that build upon each other are automatically opened for re-evaluation in case of significant changes
- Regular automated checks thanks to AI
- Old, long-unedited articles are marked as such

Both contributors and readers are involved in processes to ensure objectivity:

- An automated dashboard for multiple article and passage reviews by people with opposing views
- Opportunities to propose new insights and counterarguments with just a few clicks
- Regulated Habermasian debates as a basis for knowledge and argument exchange, to continually optimize articles from dialectical discussions to the smallest formulation or even phonetics for correct knowledge transfer.

Constant collaboration and well-founded, goal-oriented debates lead to quality and long-term objectivity for optimally designed articles.

Clarify Wiki fundamentally differs from conventional press, classic publications, Wikipedia, and most other wikis:

- We are solely committed to truth and enlightenment – what is true gets published
- Publications only occur if content is verifiably supported for the reader
- Articles are continuously optimized collectively for longevity, not just published once by journalists and then forgotten
- We prioritize broad coverage over relevance filtering, gathered knowledge is never deleted, only moved
- Contributors are fairly compensated
- A fixed portion of the revenue flows into global charitable projects

Additionally:

- New content is created through debates, not individual opinions
- Besides articles, we also create recipes, playlists, resources, and much more, which are collaboratively created, improved, and provided either for free or at a fair price

This structure does not provide a simple encyclopedia or short-lived articles but focuses on truth-seeking, knowledge transfer, and genuine global change.

Not only content but also functions are continuously being developed. Planned are:

- Thematic subwikis (e.g., for quotes, history, movies, music ...)
- Multilingual or target group-specific articles: understandable for children, students, experts
- Email notifications for major changes in articles, to ensure readers are not left with outdated information
- Always free or fairly priced access, because knowledge should not be a luxury

Long-term visions:

- A decentralized platform, independent from states and always reconstructible
- A real social medium that focuses on debates, argument exchange, and collective learning instead of likes and polarization