1. Knowledge is based on consent.

2. Sharing knowledge makes sense.

3. Knowledge is dynamical not set.

4. A short explanation is often more helpful than an overload of information.

5. Diversity is better than dogma.

6. The wisdom of the many produces better explanations than the knowledge of a single expert.

7. Quality and quantity are no opposites.

8. There is no “neutral point of view”:

9. Knowledge is formed by personalities.

10. Relevance depends on the point of view.

11. Knowledge can be explained, not edited.

12. Valuating is more efficient than arguing.

13. Positive support is more productive than regulation.

14. Entertaining knowledge attracts more attention and is spread more quickly than pure information.

15. A good links points to a source with relevant information.

16. Regarding knowledge “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.”

17. The more people join the explain engine the greater is the use for all.

18. There are more important things that knowledge!

    Family, friends, animals, nature, art, sport… – live.

Knowledge is an exiting expedition – not a crusade. The guidelines listed here are subject to discussion and not a credo carved in stone. The engagement in Twick.it should be fun for everyone and serve the use of the many.