What makes Centiare different?

What makes Centiare different?
Centiare is powered by the same collaboration and editing software used by Wikipedia, but taken to the next level. With the addition of custom extensions that enhance its core functionality, you can do things on Centiare that just aren't possible (or welcome) on Wikipedia or other wiki sites. Things like:

* Monetize your Directory listing and/or Main page article
* Plug in YouTube videos within a page (example)
* Promote your resume, an auction, your products, whatever!
* List your "friends" within Centiare (example)
* Upload not only pictures, but also MP3 files, PDF or Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, and more
* Perform multi-level searches for specific things, like:

-- White male, over 6 feet, with a Masters degree, in Pennsylvania
-- Home heating oil company, at least 50 years in business, in New Jersey
-- Entities between the 39th and 40th parallels (example)

Those amazing searches are all possible because the best Centiare users will employ semantic tagging capabilities to organize, search, and report on information.

Meanwhile, for topics that would not have any legal standing in a courtroom (i.e., things like rainfall, fiber optic cable, the Rocky Mountains, glue, surfing), Centiare has the familiar Main page article space. Articles in Main space should be written with a neutral point-of-view (NPOV), and they may be edited by any user (nobody has "ownership" of Main space articles).

Check it out, Centiare