About BiBB

BiBB is a modern free encyclopedia 4.0 featuring a growing number of articles published either as ORD (Words/Subjects) or as IDstories. Every article has a named author and is fact-based but not always objective and value-neutral in the traditional less realistic sense.
Transparency is the new objectivity.

ORD articles are sorted in 30 Teman (Themes) and IDstories are grouped in 20 Kategorier (Categories). ORD can have several Svar (Answers) in four classes: story, note, AI and OA (Open access articles). IDstories have a freer design and style, and may have a sponsor.

All links about BiBB currently leads to pages in Swedish. References often point to pages in other languages, frequently in in English.

Contact

The site is developed and run by Johan Schlasberg (JS)↗ who is an innovator, strategy advisor, researcher and 'writer'.

The site is designed and coded by JS.

Johan Schlasberg: + 46 (0) 70 576 20 15
E-mail: johan(at)bibb.se

About BiBB

BiBB is a platform with many potential stakeholders and beneficiaries, contributing to greater respect for knowledge and the sharing of knowledge.

For a few years now, there has been a free modern encyclopedia in Norway - Store Norske Leksikon (SNL)ORD and Danmark, with support of the government, has the free 'Den store Danske'. Something similar should really exist in Sweden. We have a Vision and strategy for the development of BiBB.

BiBB editorial

Newspapers and magazines often have an editorial section where the editor-in-chief and other editorial writers express their own and the publication’s positions on important issues. These editorials are clearly separated from news articles, where neutrality is the norm. EncyclopediasORD, by contrast, traditionally emphasize objectivity and value-neutrality-even when this is more aspiration than reality.

BiBB believes that every modern encyclopedia should include a metadiscussion about transparency, references, authorship, and its content strategy.

BiBB has a small editorial section, a growing volume of ORD (words) - today 314 - which are TRANSPARENT, albeit sometimes controversial. And today 199 IDstories.

It is BiBB's opinion that ...

Russia is waging a war of terror against Ukraine. Ryssland - UkrainaTheme and that this is a very serious threat to the Baltics, the Nordic countries and all of Europe.
It is tragic for the United States, Europe and the world that the big liar and the conspiracy activistORD Donald Trump is once again president of the United States. Democracy, humanity, free media and the pursuit of knowledge are under threat in USATheme.
Elon Musk is one of the most dangerous people in the world right now (with clear fascist signals) and a very serious threat to democracy. Tesla should be boycotted to help reduce his power.
The growing influence of the far right in Europe and elswhere is a serious problem.
The Tidö parties (the current government coalition) have an unrealistic energy policy with significant risks of major misinvestments and a risky dependence on the US if Sweden buys nuclear power from WestinghouseORD. EnergiTheme
Universities need to develop their ability and methods to strengthen public trust in facts, evidence-based reasoning, and research. Samverkansuppgiften.
it is national problem that Sweden does not have a free modern article-signed encyclopedia. BiBB is one possibility.

Two-step model for BiBB

BiBB has a Two-step model where the goal is that BiBB will eventually possibly be owned by a non-profit foundation, as in Norway. Before this is achieved, BiBB will publish some sponsored IDstories. Both individuals and companies can Suggest new WORDS in BiBB or sponsor an IDstory.

About articles from The Conversation republished by BiBB

The Conversation is the world's largest media platform for articles written by researchers in a journalistic style. All articles are published with republishing rights according the Creative Commons rule 'CC-BY-ND'.

We have been in contact with the editors at The Conversation and informed them of how we republish their articles. They welcomed our initiative.

Our articles from The Conversation are translated into Swedish and include references with links to the original articles and their authors. Images are often not reproduced due to copyright reasons. Reference links in the articles are to be found in the English originals.

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