Slyke's answer
There is nothing else like it, with singular collections of specific content.
Slyke is a wiki-style content curation platform, built around ‘Collections’ of content about a super-specific subject. Collections are made up of links, media, and text ‘Items’
Communal curation of anything with versatile uses for work, sports, news, culture, oddities, events — once you see it or try it, you’ll ‘get it,’ and will imagine the possibilities!
Slyke's answer
They're looking for a place to have specific collections and to benefit from the curation efforts from and with others
Slyke's answer
We have a few target personas to begin — social media community leaders (podcasters, influencers), media (journalists, entertainment/culture/sports writers), academics (research, student engagement), and chronically online people (i.e. the 1% that generate the 90% of social media content)
Slyke's answer
It was an idea in my head that was initially positioned for sports culture and quirks and 'when was the last time something like this happened?' questions. As the concept came together, all these other use cases came out.
Slyke's answer
React software, MySQL database, AWS server
Slyke's answer
We just launched!
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