Earth.org enters the great Black Hole of the web

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Hopes of continuing the open source travel content project Earth.org appear to have come to an end with the site disappearing into the digital ether this week.

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Earth.org stops spinning, says users did not listen

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The Curse of Tnooz strikes? Within days of Earth.org being featured here the site’s backers have stunned their community of writers and users and suddenly announced operations are over.

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Wiki vs Professional debate returns as Earth.org tries to muscle into content arena

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Earth.org is beginning a push to hit mainstream audiences as it looks to capture the eyeballs of travellers seeking out new travel-related content.



The fledgling site reckons it will “create a reliable travel guide written by you and like-minded travelers from all over the world”.



On the one hand Earth.org works on the same principle as the well-established WikiTravel system where users add content about destinations and attractions and the wider community edits, enhances or removes.

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