The aim of this page is to chart sites on the web where people discuss math. Maybe we can get some new ideas for making Noosphere's fora more math friendly.
See also: Mathematical Counter-cultural Appeal, Latex rendering in forums
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Mathematics
FDL and wiki's Latex support.
Text based. Anyone can submit a question using this web form. Volunteers answer the question. Old problems are organized by subject. They also have a formula collection.
www.artofproblemsolving.com. This site seems to be targeted to people who train for math competitions.
The fora have math support. Looks like Latex, but I could find no references. Examples: [1].
The statistics are impressive: 400000 articles, 16000 users, founded in 2003. The software is released under the GPL [2].
Users can create blogs hosted on the site. They also have math jams. These seem to resemble supervised IRC sessions about specific topics mostly related to math competitions. They also offer online classes on grade 7-12 material and competitions.
Interesting. Apparently they have a lot of content. How did they get so much! --jcorneli
Maybe one of us should try to talk to these people… --jcorneli
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