TradeWiki is community-curated. Anyone can read. Contributing requires earning trust through quality participation. This protects the knowledge base from spam, AI-generated content, and unverified claims.
97% of traders lose money. Most trading education is created by people who can't trade. Trust levels ensure that the people publishing directly have demonstrated knowledge and been community-validated through stars.
New contributors start by writing community notes on existing entries. This trains the epistemic framework — you learn to distinguish causal mechanisms from correlations before writing your own entries.
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3+ approved community notes, no flags on your content
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5+ published entries, 20+ stars received, no flags on your content
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1. Read & Note
Explore entries. Add community notes — corrections, evidence, alternative perspectives.
2. Contribute
Write entries with evidence levels and sources. Entries go through community review.
3. Curate
Earn direct publish rights and help review new contributions to maintain quality.
Any verified user can flag content that is inaccurate, misleading, spam, or a duplicate. Flags are reviewed by trusted contributors and moderators.
If your content receives confirmed flags, you lose Trusted status and return to Contributor level. Trust is earned and can be lost. This keeps everyone accountable.
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Start by exploring entries and adding community notes. Your journey begins with reading.
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