Talk:Mindpixel
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- There is a similarity between Mindpixel and Wikipedia in that both projects are trying to build a body of consensual material, although their approaches differ.
Lumos3 09:17, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC)
[edit] Is it still alive ?
Is it me, or mindpixel is a near death project ?
It looks like the project home page is a pretty still state, and the webpage of Chris McKinstry is not valid anymore.
I did not hear from it since a long time and all news seems to be dated 2 years ago.
Not sure how to update the current article to reflect that state of affairs... As of October 17th 2004 the project statistics indicates:
Users: 50,779 Mindpixels: 1,435,127 Minimum Estimated Value: $ 358,781.75
I'll try to come back in a few weeks to see if it has changed much.
I've been watching the site and it does seem well past its peak of popularity. I count there are between 50 and 200 mindpixels entered per week at present. Chris McKinstry also seems to be silent . He was involved in anti war demonstrations in Iraq in spring 2003 before the invasion and has been silent since then. See article posted by him " A Hacker Goes to Iraq " [1] Lumos3 21:59, 17 Oct 2004 (UTC) ___ a few new postings are now available
Can someone please add:
Mindpixel GAC-80K (80,000 Propositions with a Corresponding Measure of Human Semantic Coherence) [2] (3.5mb of text)
chrisMcKinstry
Chris McKinstry is dead (January 2006), and it looks as though this project died with him. --- I queried Mr Spivey about the pixels but he only had the 80k set
