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Roger Grosse and I (Colorado Reed) were just chatting about this article: we created http://www.metacademy.org with this goal in mind.

Recently, we've been discussing the future of Metacademy and how we can better work towards building an open, flexible, and modular educational system. I'd love to hear any ideas (if you're in Berkeley, I'm also open for a coffee-chat on this topic!)

Ha, true. Or maybe http://www.whorepresents.com ?

Good point, I don't like telling _a bunch_ of friends that I'm trying to do something. I built this site because I work in a lot of two-person collaborations, and I wanted consistent reminders to share progress with the other person.

Excellent! How about: DependaPal - stop s---ing on your goals?

Ha, I might give this a shot :-)

Nice to see you HN, Adam =)

We just opened up the roadmap for contributions (click the "view source" with a logged in account). Feel free to add any of these notes where you think they'd fit in nicely -- don't worry about messing anything up, we have version control for a reason. Also, please email me if you run into any problems/confusion.

Hi, I'm one of the creators of Metacademy. I hope you find it useful. Feel free to follow our new Twitter account if you'd like low volume updates:

https://twitter.com/meta_learning

Also, you can register an account for an occasional email.

PS) We're completely free and open source: https://github.com/metacademy/metacademy-application

NB: Metacademy is open source: https://github.com/metacademy/metacademy-application

I really hope this takes off, not that I won't miss Snowden posts and general CNN-ish news :-)

In the most polite way, I must ask: what are you hoping to accomplish with this poll? Of course a name "matters:" you can't call your flower company "moldy cheese flowers."

I'd consider springing for a hashtagtee if the price was circa $10.

interesting suggestion, why firefox OS?

The same holds true in virtually every content-oriented field: try making a room full of comedians laugh.