Infinity Forum is a collaborative platform where attribution drives rewards through a cascading star economy. Build on others' work while maintaining proper credit, and get ongoing rewards when your content gets referenced by others.
Our platform uses network effects to reward quality content and proper attribution. Open-source and transparent, creators earn ongoing revenue from their contributions as they propagate through the network.
Find answers to common questions about Infinity Forum and how our collaborative platform works.
Infinity Forum is designed for collaboratively developing projects while maintaining proper attribution and rewards at a global scale. We provide a platform where creators can build upon each other's work, with automatic credit tracking and fair compensation systems.
Users must cite their sources using our built-in tools. When a post gets starred, all of its sources automatically get starred too. You get paid every month based on how many stars you've given to other users, creating a collaborative reward system that benefits everyone in the community.
We have multiple revenue streams illustrated on our Start page. The most significant source in our early days is our Marketplace, where users can sell original work and derivative work that they've gotten permission to use (through our deals feature) in both digital and physical formats.
As the website grows, additional revenue will come from:
The star system is our core mechanism for recognizing quality content and distributing rewards. When you star a passage, you're not just showing appreciation – you're contributing to a chain of value that benefits all creators involved in that work's creation.
Yes! Our marketplace supports both digital and physical products. You can sell original works you've created on the platform, as well as derivative works (when you have proper permissions through our deals system). This includes digital products with secure download systems.
You can use any original content posted to Infinity Forum, so long as you cite it.
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