Infogalactic’s anti-bias architecture will permit users to select their preferred perspective and automatically see the version of the subject page that is closest to it based on a series of algorithms utilizing three variables, Relativity, Reliability, and Notability. This means a supporter of [[Hillary Clinton]] will see a different version of the current [[Donald Trump]] page than a Donald Trump supporter will, as both users will see the version of the page that was most recently edited by editors with perspective ratings similar to his own.<ref>[Project Big Fork: Infogalactic] by Vox Day<ref>[http://voxday.blogspot.com/2016/10/project-big-fork-infogalactic.html Project Bigfork: Infogalactic] by Vox Day</ref>}} | Infogalactic’s anti-bias architecture will permit users to select their preferred perspective and automatically see the version of the subject page that is closest to it based on a series of algorithms utilizing three variables, Relativity, Reliability, and Notability. This means a supporter of [[Hillary Clinton]] will see a different version of the current [[Donald Trump]] page than a Donald Trump supporter will, as both users will see the version of the page that was most recently edited by editors with perspective ratings similar to his own.<ref>[Project Big Fork: Infogalactic] by Vox Day<ref>[http://voxday.blogspot.com/2016/10/project-big-fork-infogalactic.html Project Bigfork: Infogalactic] by Vox Day</ref>}} |