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For a more complete description of the Canonizer see the "What is the Canonizer" link in the Navigation section of the side bar. For more information on how to canonize your point of view (POV) see the help link.
Tired of fighting edit wars on Wikis? Want to know concisely and quantitatively how many people believe or value what? Have you ever been dissatisfied with the choices on a particular belief survey? Tired of trying to digest thousands of testimonials or comments to get an idea of what a trusted majority of people think? Don't want to waste your time adding the one thousand and first testimonial or comment no one will ever get to? Our goal is to make huge steps forward in all these directions.
Are you researching an area of science with lots of competing theories, yet still no consensus on what theory will turn out right? Do you wonder just how accurate certain claims of consensus on such topics as global warming are? Would you like to have some kind of quantitative measure to help know such? Then get it canonized as has started with this very controversial scientific topic on the Hard Problem of Consciousness.
Do you have a grass roots effort trying to collect signatures on a petition? Would an online version, with a way to sign camps in a reputable way help? Do you want your effort to go viral? Your petition in a canonized camp statement is a very easy and free way to do all this.
Do you have thousands of useless comments for feedback on your web pages from the masses about products, beliefs, or anything? Would you like to get all the similar ones grouped, concisely stated, quantitatively measured, or canonized on your web pages for free? You can now create a topic in the canonizer for such, and then add a simple block of HTML to your web page to show the information on your page as is done here: http://home.comcast.net/~brent.allsop.
Do you live in Nigeria, yet want to do business online? Do you have a professional service or product that is, in your POV, the best? Do you have lots of happy customers willing to prove it? Is everybody ignoring your collection of testimonials? Then you can get such canonized. Nobody puts much creed in a collection of testimonials, but a canonized reputation is very reputable since it is an open system where both pro and con customers can contribute. For an example, see this topic on who is the best family dentist.
canonizer.com is being developed by a grass roots group of volunteers. We all communicate on this Canonizers Yahoo Group. Of course everyone is invited to join, especially if the Canonizer isn't yet what you'd like it to be.