Massive.wiki pilot project: Tools for Thought Map

When I stumbled across massive.wiki I saw an early component of a decentralised collective intelligence ecosystem, so I teamed up with its founders (Peter Kaminski, Bill Anderson) to run a pilot project. As explained originally in Building collective intelligence from social knowledge graphs, this is hopefully the first in "a series of pilot projects where:

• the tools we have today are used to link ideas in a specific domain (and the people behind them) together in a decentralised way
• in the process demonstrating decentralised collective intelligence
• we learn from the experience to create a new iteration of slightly better tools as a result, along with a slightly bigger audience,
• rinse, repeat."

The domain and goal of the pilot project, moreover, is to use massive.wiki to create a map of thinking tools. This, too, will move us towards a collective intelligence ecosystem, as thinking tools create networkable units of knowledge, the raw material of collective intelligence.

Key links

• TfTMap pilot project
• Its GitHub repository
• Massive.wiki main site
• Blog posts & videos
  • Launch: Mapping Tools4Thought using collective intelligence tools (Medium)
  • Why I'm massively into massive.wiki (and why you should be too) (YouTube)
  • Presenting the project to Fellowship of the Link (YouTube)
  • Project blog