Mass collaboration

Mass collaboration refers to the collective efforts of a large group of people who come together, often through the internet, to contribute ideas, information, or resources toward a common goal. This approach harnesses the diverse skills and knowledge of individuals to create or improve projects, products, or knowledge bases. A well-known example is Wikipedia, where thousands of volunteers edit and update articles, ensuring a vast and constantly evolving repository of information. Mass collaboration highlights the power of community engagement and shared expertise in achieving results that might be difficult for individuals working alone.