What you’re seeing are the Top 30 news events across the world happening right now and this is updated as news breaks. We do this to filter out the noise and to save you time, so keep coming back for updates and breaking news.
As you filter (for a different date or category), the Top 30 for that filter will be shown. So, you can see the top news for last Wednesday, or see the top Money news for last Friday.
How do we rank? We score each article based on keywords, trending topics, and other factors, and then run it through an algorithm to set the rankings. On the main page, our goal is to show the truly important things going in the world. Lately, most of the top news events are related to elections, war, international politics, sanctions, and protest -- all of which fall under the Politics category.
Breaking News is indicated by a pulse:
The top ranked breaking news is indicated by a pulse with a ring:
Categories are color coded. You can filter into a category by clicking one of the larger category icons located at the top of the map. The top category can contain threads from any category and is based on the threads ranking.
Still have questions? Lay it on us: questions@worldsy.com. Worldsy was created for you, so please do share your thoughts.
Worldsy is a project that has been put on pause for many years now. The automation that I built and processes created have luckily not had any breaks during critical server updates. The only work done has been occasional maintenance as I have not yet automated our SSL updates or archiving process.
The algorithm will be off on some of the newest threads if there is new areas or new terminology in the world. This can impact threading and categorization so keep that in mind if you actively use our project still.
Worldsy is an idea that everyone can become more Worldly by better understanding the news. We are on a mission after all.
We can’t get too detailed about our site since it is not publicly available yet. Not that it’s a huge secret, but we are trying to limit user exposure to our Alpha testers for now. In short, all we can say is that worldsy.com is a news aggregation website (in the same spirit as Google News) with a different –and hopefully refreshing– user interface. With this interface, we hope to save you time and make you more quickly knowledgeable about world events, at the same time we also give you access to past events. More details to come later...
We employ several methods to obtain our sources. The majority of our sources come from the thousands of publicly available news sources currently available from around the world. However, we are always trying to get a wider view of the news so if you would like a site to be added to Worldsy, please check out our guide to data intake for more info and send us an email: data@worldsy.com.
From Wikipedia:
An echo chamber is a metaphorical description of a situation in which information, ideas, or beliefs are amplified or reinforced by communication and repetition inside a defined system. Inside a figurative echo chamber, official sources often go unquestioned and different or competing views are censored, disallowed, or otherwise underrepresented.People have learned to remove the things that they don't agree with from their social media feeds, and lives, instead of dealing with them. When a person doesn't see the full story, their world-views get skewed.
While we might have personal opinions and views, we will never apply any bias to Worldsy. Worldsy will adhere to the true journalistic principle of maintaining an unbiased, independent viewpoint. Thus, while the content itself may lean one way or another, we will do our best to provide a broad spectrum of news sources across political, social and regional spectrums. Given this, however, we are limited to what is readily available in the public domain and so are always striving to provide the most balanced view of the news. If you have any suggestions (or want to partner with Worldsy) on this topic, please contact us at: info@worldsy.com
While we love satirical news site like The Onion and we, as a society, can never seem to live without Tabloid news for some reason, we do not love the fake news epidemic currently spreading in our information landscape on the web, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Our goal is to encourage more truthfulness through transparency and fake news –whether malicious and/or clickbaiting– damages that transparency. We are always looking to detect and remove fake new articles from our site, and would love your help in reporting these. Please report any issues with the site to our customer care email: worldsycares@worldsy.com
Shoot us a quick email worldsycares@worldsy.com
Simply join us! Having an account locks in your username for future features which we will roll out.
We have a LONG list of features that we will be rolling out, our alpha testers (as long as they wish) are the first to use these features. We also have some other incentives lined up to thank everyone for helping.