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What reviewers say about Crowdshare

Based on 12 reviews on Trustburn · updated 86 days ago

Customers generally describe Crowdshare as user-friendly, intuitive, and helpful for sharing ideas and collaborating with others, with several reviewers praising the platform's features and the support team, though the most recent review is from November 2023, so feedback is now several years old.
What does Crowdshare do?

Crowdshare is an open community where users share their creations and receive feedback, tips, and donations from other users, with top content determined through a democratically voted lovecount system and content flags used instead of downvotes.

What are the most common complaints about Crowdshare?

Based on the critical reviewers, the most common complaints and criticisms are not clearly supported by the lowest-rated excerpts on file, which actually describe the platform as fantastic, intuitive, and user-friendly rather than pointing to specific issues, so a clear pattern of complaints is not evident from the information available.

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About Crowdshare

crowdshare is an open community where users can share their creations and receive feedback, tips and donations from other users.

Top artists and content are determined democratically through their "lovecount" system. Their system is similar to what you might find on a site like reddit. However, they’ve chosen not to include the "downvote." What they’ve implemented instead of downvotes is content flags. These are reserved for duplicate work and questionable authenticity.

Their larger vision for what crowdshare can be is a digital market for the 21st century. When they say digital they mean — not eBay or Etsy — but a market for digital content. Of course, the major distinction, outside of them not distributing anything tangible, is that they offer content for free and are purely donation based.

crowdshare is a community of people sharing their knowledge, skills and resources based on a shared ideology and belief that together their world is much better than it would be alone.