Canonizer.com is a Wikipedia type collaborative information system with some added structure to handle point of view (POV) information. Each canonizer “topic” has an “agreement statement” that is much like a wikipedia article. In addition to this there can be additional subordinate “position statements” representing the position of various “camps” or POV on that topic. POV statements can be organized in a structure. For example in a topic like God a “Christian” position statement may exist under a monotheist statement which may exist under a theist statement. Supporting a lower camp like such a “Christian” camp implies support of all higher level position statements including the agreement statement.
This POV structure is prioritized, filtered or 'canonized' according to your own personal preferences. You can select an existing canonizer while browsing. If there isn't a canonizer that prioritizes and filters things the way you want it - you can submit or customize your own canonizer. For example a member of the LDS church may select a canonizer that counts 1 vote for people that claim membership in the LDS church and ignores all other “support” while an atheist may select a similarly atheist canonizer. Hence when each of these diverse people browses a topic such as God in canonizer.com, they will see the state of the art of what they want to see. Anyone can browse canonized information as a guest, but you must register in order to contribute, vote (join or support a position statement), set persistent preferences, collect a pay check and so on.
The most important thing about the Canonizer is what do you want it to be and say? If it isn’t yet what you want it to be, or if it doesn’t yet have some information you think it should, please help communicate information about what you want it to be to us, and even more importantly if you can, help us make it what you want it to be along with everyone else. What is described in these Canonizer organization pages is simply the currently canonized description of its current state and what we all want it to become. Your opinion about all this is just as important as everyone else’s and the Canonizer will not be complete without it.
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This POV structure is prioritized, filtered or 'canonized' according to your own personal preferences. You can select an existing canonizer while browsing. If there isn't a canonizer that prioritizes and filters things the way you want it - you can submit or customize your own canonizer. For example a member of the LDS church may select a canonizer that counts 1 vote for people that claim membership in the LDS church and ignores all other “support” while an atheist may select a similarly atheist canonizer. Hence when each of these diverse people browses a topic such as God in canonizer.com, they will see the state of the art of what they want to see. Anyone can browse canonized information as a guest, but you must register in order to contribute, vote (join or support a position statement), set persistent preferences, collect a pay check and so on.
The most important thing about the Canonizer is what do you want it to be and say? If it isn’t yet what you want it to be, or if it doesn’t yet have some information you think it should, please help communicate information about what you want it to be to us, and even more importantly if you can, help us make it what you want it to be along with everyone else. What is described in these Canonizer organization pages is simply the currently canonized description of its current state and what we all want it to become. Your opinion about all this is just as important as everyone else’s and the Canonizer will not be complete without it.
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