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The seven virtues of Yoomoot
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Navigability
A Yoomoot discussion may have a thousandposts and a hundred tangents but will always be as structured and asquick-to-browse as a Wikipedia article. Why?
Concision
yoomoot discussions have no more posts than they need to have. Why?
Reusability
yoomoot makes it easy to find and update old discussions, preventing needless repetition and information-loss. How?
Consistency
yoomoot merges comments,wikis, forums, blogs and social bookmarks intoone simple and flexible format. How?
Streamlined notifications
yoomoot makes it easy to see everythingthat’s new and relevant without ever being overwhelmed by a deluge ofnotifications. How?
Focus
yoomoot's format encourages structured, goal-oriented thinking in discussions, leading to better decision-making. How?
Civility
yoomoot's structured format prevents the one-on-one personal attacks that are at the heart of most online incivility. How?
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