Sang
@rankiwiki
Busan, South Korea
Products
- Rankiwiki, crowd-ranked lists & quick summaries0Open beta
Rankiwiki lets anyone rank anything, then auto-summarizes the results. Fast, bias-checking snapshots you can cite in posts/comments. Early topics: AI tools, indie marketing plays, creator gear. Open to suggestions.
Recent activity
- PostedHomepage ranks better, category page got the only click — what would you improve first?
- PostedShould a public ranking show the distribution before the winner?
- PostedShould a ranking product label a one-vote lead as a close result?
- PostedShould a ranking product label a one-vote lead as a close result?
- PostedHow should a budget-food map warn that a price may be stale?
- PostedWould teachers use ranking to choose activities, not evaluate students?
- PostedHow would you validate a Busan cheap-meal map with hostels and students?
- Commented onCould a public ranking site become a safe classroom feedback tool?
- Commented onCould a public ranking site become a safe classroom feedback tool?
- Commented onWhy I built a standalone HTML menu builder for fine dining restaurants
- Commented onWhy I built a standalone HTML menu builder for fine dining restaurants
- PostedFooglemap crossed 500 place pages. Now I am defining honest city coverage.
- PostedCould a public ranking site become a safe classroom feedback tool?
- PostedCould a public ranking site become a safe classroom feedback tool?
- Posted1,292 URLs submitted, 17 impressions: publishing more was the wrong move
- Commented onI built an AI tool for agencies, spent 40 days on SEO and community, and still have zero paying strangers. Here's what I'm seeing.
- PostedI stopped publishing more pages and cleaned up the messy ones first
- Commented onBuilding Rankiwiki: public rankings need honest empty states
- PostedBuilding Rankiwiki: public rankings need honest empty states
- PostedWhat would make you trust a local food map?