Fairness.com Site in Transition

This is a placeholder site where we’ll post information about our next project when we decide what it will be!

In the meantime… help support us by purchasing one of our good-looking David and Goliath T-shirts or a canvas bag. Here’s a sample:

From 2000-2018, we created an apolitical, metadata-rich archive of information about a huge variety of fairness-related topics… and it’s still available on the Internet Archive. It was quite extensive for the years 2000-2007. At its peak, 2000+ people a day used it to:

  • find links to 15,000+ online articles relevant to fairness-related problems or research topics
  • get profiles of almost 10,000 people, publications, and organizations involved in fairness issues

After 2007 our focus shifted to developing NowComment, a free and very sophisticated online collaboration tool for threaded discussion and annotation of multimedia documents. It’s still the only tool we know that handles granular commenting on text, images, and video (all in the same document!). NowComment is great at facilitating rich, in-depth conversations by showing threaded comments “in context” with a source document; see its impressive feature list and reviews like this one. Our NowComment development period ended when we transferred NowComment to nationally-known EdTech expert Paul Allison.