ZEEF

ZEEF: Organize the Internet's Information

A software platform to create and curate topic pages, recommending web content and organizing the internet's information for anyone to create guides on specific topics.

What is ZEEF?

ZEEF is a software platform launched in 2012 that allows users to create and curate topic pages or "lenses" to recommend web content on a certain subject. The goal of ZEEF is to organize the vast amount of information on the internet into guides and resources on specific topics.

Any ZEEF user can create a lens page on a particular topic they know about. For example, someone interested in gardening could make a ZEEF lens that compiles links to their favorite gardening blogs, tools, online stores, tutorials, and more. These recommendations are presented in a visually-appealing guide format.

In addition to manually curating links, ZEEF also utilizes automated suggestions to recommend relevant websites and resources to add to a lens page. The lens curators can choose to accept or reject these suggestions. Over time, a network of in-depth guide pages is created by experts on diverse topics.

Unlike social bookmarking sites, ZEEF focuses less on popularity and more on depth, organization, and quality of recommendations. The platform allows lens curators to organize their pages in hierarchical categories and subcategories to better structure their content. Users browsing ZEEF can easily search and discover resources collected by these topic experts.

Overall, ZEEF aims to transform the internet into a collection of high-quality, curated guides on various subjects. By enabling individual curators to master categories of their choosing, ZEEF hopes to organize the wealth of information online into more easily discoverable resources for end users.

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