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My name is Matthew E. O'Neil. I have made over 9,000 edits for Everipedia which makes me the #1 ranked editor all time for the company. I graduated with a B.S. from Colorado Christian University in 2001 and a M.B.A from Regis University in 2004. Both universities are located in Colorado. As of May 2020,I am ranked #1 all time in the number of edits at Everipedia under the user name 'ore1pnq21bfu'. I am in contact with boxing promoters Top Rank, Don King Productions and Mayweather Promotions. I have been in contact with TMZ and Mick Magsino of Reuters. I competed for Clark County Commission in 2006 against Rory Reid
and lost. Reid was later accused of campaign finance infractions but was
never formally charged. I was interviewed by Tony Cooke of the Las Vegas Sun when I ran for Clark County Commission.

Everipedia: Online Encylopedia With Over 6 Million Articles

Many people like to think history is something that is permanent and unchanging, but in reality, the way society collectively views it is always evolving. Different times interpret past events in different ways. And when it comes to history, there is a trinity of interaction that exists; there are people who are making it, the scribes that are recording it, and the bystanders who read about it&nbsp;later.

Everipedia Culture Roundup #14: Be a Part of History

Covering news, pop culture, and media should be a straight-forward thing one should think, but today it’s hard to get a sense of what is true and false. On this week’s edition of Everipedia Culture Roundup, we recognize people that report the facts. Hassan Bargathi was the founder of the popular culture staple Only Hip-Hop Facts. Christie Smythe is writing a book that is an expansion on the biggest story she ever reported, the arrest of Martin Shkreli. Armin van Bitcoin isn’t a journalist by any means, but he truthfully shares his opinion on cryptocurrency and trading to his tens of thousands of followers on Twitter. Marko Jukic is using the scientific method to improve language-learning techniques in order to increase the success rate of fluency. And Muzmatch is the honest dating app specifically for Muslims.&nbsp;Enjoy!

Everipedia Culture Roundup #13: Factual Coverage

Those who dance professionally can attest that when your moves are on point, it feels like you are one with the universe. It is one of many variations of being in the flow state where nothing else matters but being in the present moment, and all of your attention and focus is on the next step. The young stunna Seth Vangeldren embodies this, which is evident in his memorizing videos of him dancing. Digital artisans from across the internet have channeled their energy to create memes on behalf of the Yang Gang in a grassroots effort to support Andrew Yang’s Presidential Campaign. Erika Herzog is an information specialist whose attempts to highlight issues in Wikipedia led to her ousting from the Wikimedia Foundation. Operating out of Hong Kong, technologist Sherman Lee is on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence and machine learning technology with his projects and funds. And Toritseju Blessing Kaka is evangelizing blockchain technology in his native Nigeria through the organizations he is working with on the EOS blockchain. Learn more about this week’s honorees in the Everipedia Culture&nbsp;Roundup!

Everipedia Culture Roundup #12: Smooth Groves and Big Moves

Sometimes, you have to take a step back to appreciate that we live in a time where you can relate to an event that is happening thousands of miles away from you on the other side of the world. On this week’s edition of Everipedia Culture Roundup, we take a look at the story of teenager William Connolly who went viral for egging Australian politician Fraser Anning who was previously criticized for his insensitive comments towards Muslims during the aftermath of the Christchurch shootings. Morrie Tobin, on the other hand, went much more under the radar, but his role in starting the investigation in the college admissions scandal should not be ignored. Lori Harvey is making a name for herself beyond being Steve Harvey’s step-daughter with her modeling career and being in online tabloids over her dating exploits. Samantha Yap is a career woman at the nexus of media and blockchain and is combining the two to launch her own PR firm. And finally, the book Crippled explores how government policy can have a drastic effect on the most vulnerable in the United Kingdom. Read more about the figures from this week below!

Everipedia Culture Roundup #11: Yoked and Smoked

The hustle, the grind, whatever you call it, we live in a time where people like to show that they are hard at work, but are they doing anything? A friend of mine once said to me “People lie, Numbers don’t” and when it’s all said and done, it’s the results that matter. People like E-commerce Guru Scott Hilse who went through adversity before he found his flow and established a six-figure Shopify store quite simply has the track record that shows his success. Producer Lil Texas has been part of the EDM scene for several years now and is finally hitting his stride bringing his signature ‘Texcore’ hardstyle sound to the masses. Instagram juggernaut Jessica Bartlett has cultivated her influencer persona on the platform and uses her experience and expertise to help brands do the same. Everipedia Director of Software Kedar Iyer had traveled the world and the seven seas before becoming involved in blockchain development and worked his fingers off to perfect his craft to become one of the most respected developers in the field. And EOS Bots aims to optimize how users interact with the EOS blockchain through its family of products. Learn more about each one of this week’s Everipedia Culture Roundup honorees below.

Everipedia Culture Roundup #10: Hustle Hard

Britannica, Encarta, and Wikipedia — the three main digital encyclopedias of our time, have — in combination — provided us with an abundance of information and knowledge.

Will Everipedia Bring Respectability Back to the World of Online Encyclopedias?

It has been said that professions such as doctors, lawyers, and accountants are necessities for us to live, but the artist and their work give us a reason to live. I’m sure that my paraphrase came from some prominent intellectual, but nonetheless, art has a significant influence on our lives. Although most of us are consumers of art, it is the producer of it who bears the burden of creating something novel and that evokes emotion in their audience.

Everipedia Internet Culture Roundup #7: Art Has Different Plans

We are lucky to be in a day and age where anyone with a camera can upload videos they make directly to their audience and interact with them seamlessly. Building roads around gatekeepers is a beautiful thing as it, in this case, decentralizes fame and allows people who would not necessarily get a chance in traditional media a more creative way to make something of their own. Yet, media on the internet has led to a new class of gatekeepers, the platform in which the content is hosted on. Sites such as YouTube and others have since curated a culture around themselves, and sometimes creators use that as a foundational theme to their content. Sometimes they do it in ways that the founders of those websites would never even imagine.

Everipedia’s Internet Culture Roundup #6: Be the Media You Want to See in the World

Tattoos are a permanent mark that symbolizes how you feel about someone or something a certain point in time. It has become a starter of conversations for many interactions. Roger Stone got his tattoo of Richard Nixon years ago and carries the former President’s spirit quite literally on his back. Kelsey Karter supposedly got singer Harry Styles’ tattoo on her face this week and many are wondering how her future significant other will feel about it in a few years. Notorious Wikipedia editor Philip Cross is not known to have tattoos, and his editing activity makes people question whether he is a person at all or a group of people trying to sway public opinion. Dan Riffle does not care if you have a tattoo or not, only if you are a billionaire because he considers that to be an economic ill to society. And no word yet if Mythical Games will allow you to customize the characters in their upcoming MMO games with tattoos or not. So without further tattoo commentary, here are this week’s most intriguing pages on Everipedia.

Everipedia Internet Culture Roundup #5: Tattoos Are Forever

How can the internet best organize all of humanity’s knowledge? I don’t have the answers, but the next generation digital encyclopedia is probably part of the solution. Everipedia aims to make the world’s best digital encyclopedia. One that is powered by the EOS blockchain. Will they achieve their goal? I don’t know — the encyclopedia on the blockchain could be a holy grail of killer blockchain applications — and I do believe Wikipedia would be a more trusted and higher functioning site for the world’s knowledge if it was powered by a blockchain. I’m very excited to announce that we’ve partnered with Everipedia to better promote and cite Hacker Noon contributors and stories.

Everipedia + Hacker Noon Partnership

It seems if two things are for sure, it’s that the internet will always bring us a viral meme challenge and someone will always get fired from old tweets. In the second edition of the Everipedia Internet Culture Roundup, we have all of that plus the smartest 16-year-old in America, an inspiring bucket-list finisher, and a leader in the Bitcoin community. If you think we missed anything, leave a comment down in the responses!

Internet Culture Roundup #2: Top Five Everipedia Pages of the Week

Everipedia is the encyclopedia for up and coming topics in culture. Here, we will examine the most unique wikis that would otherwise have been missed by traditional gatekeepers including an every-man historian, a beloved widow, a controversial meme-worthy Twitter account, an up-and-coming DJ, and a respected Beltway journalist.

Internet Culture Roundup #1: Top Five Trending Everipedia Pages of the Week

<a href="https://hackernoon.com/everipedia-hacker-noon-partnership-bd6632ba23aa" target="_blank">As announced</a>, Everipedia and Hacker Noon are partnering together. Part of this initiative includes inviting all of you who contribute to Hacker Noon to not only become Everipedia Editors but to receive 200 free IQ when you start off when you set up an EOS account.* In order to participate in this, here are the following steps.

Hacker Noon Contributors: Here is How to Get Free IQ When You Sign Up For Everipedia

Everipedia launched in 2015 with the idea of reimagining how the encyclopedia works. As Paul Graham <a href="http://old.ycombinator.com/ideas.html" target="_blank">said</a> in his newsletter over 10 years ago, “There is room to do to Wikipedia what Wikipedia did to Britannica,” and he is right more than ever. Before in the print era, we were constrained by the binding of books in what we could put in an encyclopedia. In the information age, why would we keep limiting ourselves when we have the capacity to host millions upon millions of pages? And with new notable concepts and <a href="https://everipedia.org/wiki/lang_en/Evolution_of_an_idea/" target="_blank">memes</a> (pertaining to the evolution of the idea) rising to the forefront daily, we will have to sooner rather than later. If Wikipedia is the online encyclopedia for traditional knowledge, then Everipedia is the online encyclopedia for up-and-coming topics in culture.

Why Everipedia Exists and Why I Enjoy Contributing to it: A Call to Action

I was working with a friend of mine a few weeks ago when I heard him start to chuckle behind his laptop.

How Everipedia is Decentralizing History with Blockchain

An interview with the Kanye East of Tech: Co-founder of Rap Genius and Everipedia

Cryptonized: How One Month At My Internship Converted Me Into A Believer In Everipedia & Blockchain

The Goldilocks Zone: How Everipedia Will Dominate the Future of Knowledge

What if social media stopped spying on you? EqoFlow.app shows what a privacy-first platform should look like: encrypted, decentralized, and built to protect

What a Privacy-First Social Platform Actually Looks Like

Theft is a growing problem for retailers — but AI can help reduce the risk in four different ways.

With Black Friday Coming Up, Retailers Are Better Off Using AI to Combat Theft

Learn everything you need to know about Cryptocurrency Top Story via these 301 free HackerNoon stories.

301 Stories To Learn About Cryptocurrency Top Story

Learn everything you need to know about Startup via these 86 free HackerNoon stories.

86 Stories To Learn About Startup

Learn everything you need to know about Stablecoin via these 126 free HackerNoon stories.

126 Stories To Learn About Stablecoin

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Everipedia: Online Encylopedia With Over 6 Million Articles

Everipedia Culture Roundup #14: Be a Part of History

Everipedia Culture Roundup #13: Factual Coverage

Everipedia Culture Roundup #12: Smooth Groves and Big Moves

Everipedia Culture Roundup #11: Yoked and Smoked

Everipedia Culture Roundup #10: Hustle Hard

Will Everipedia Bring Respectability Back to the World of Online Encyclopedias?

Everipedia Internet Culture Roundup #7: Art Has Different Plans

Everipedia’s Internet Culture Roundup #6: Be the Media You Want to See in the World

Everipedia Internet Culture Roundup #5: Tattoos Are Forever

Everipedia + Hacker Noon Partnership

Internet Culture Roundup #2: Top Five Everipedia Pages of the Week

Internet Culture Roundup #1: Top Five Trending Everipedia Pages of the Week

Hacker Noon Contributors: Here is How to Get Free IQ When You Sign Up For Everipedia

Why Everipedia Exists and Why I Enjoy Contributing to it: A Call to Action

How Everipedia is Decentralizing History with Blockchain

An interview with the Kanye East of Tech: Co-founder of Rap Genius and Everipedia

Cryptonized: How One Month At My Internship Converted Me Into A Believer In Everipedia & Blockchain

The Goldilocks Zone: How Everipedia Will Dominate the Future of Knowledge

What a Privacy-First Social Platform Actually Looks Like

With Black Friday Coming Up, Retailers Are Better Off Using AI to Combat Theft

301 Stories To Learn About Cryptocurrency Top Story

86 Stories To Learn About Startup

126 Stories To Learn About Stablecoin

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