Mormon Web 2.0 Sites

October 3rd, 2006 by Richard K Miller | Filed under Cool Sites, Ideas, Mormon.

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Web 2.0 is commonly used to refer to Web sites that allow heavy participation and content from users. We’ve previously blogged about Scripture Tag, which allows users to “tag” scriptures with keywords, and Sustain’d, a Mormon version of Digg.

Stewart Foss has a post about the Top 10 Mormon Web 2.0 Sites, with room for 3 more. Another Christian Web 2.0 site of which I know is eBible.com, which allows users to tag and share verses from the Bible.

Here is a list of Five Ideas for Christian Web 2.0 Sites and a few more which could also inspire Mormon developers.

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4 Responses to “Mormon Web 2.0 Sites”

  1. Connor Boyack | 18/10/06

    Tonight while blogging I wanted a way to easily ascertain how many times the word “remember” shows up in the Book of Mormon. I’m not aware of any current way to do that, so perhaps that would be a fun app to develop—one that would let you find word patterns and instances in the scriptures.

  2. Richard | 19/10/06

    I wonder if scriptures.byu.edu might eventually allow this type of searching. It could be very useful.

  3. Connor Boyack | 19/10/06

    I’ve commented about this on Larry’s post about bookmarking scriptures. Hopefully he’ll see it and respond.

  4. Bart Gibby | 7/11/06

    I thought Gospel Link or LDSLibrary 2006 had that feature? I am not really sure about it but you try one of those. Also I did a Google Advacned search on just the scriptures.lds.org site (see query below) and Google gave me back this: “Results 1 - 10 of about 1,460 from scriptures.lds.org for remember. (0.22 seconds)” Now this includes The Bible and The Book of Mormon but Google may not have indexed all of the scripture pages. Thus they can only give us back the number in which they have indexed. I hope that helps. Google search query: remember site:http://scriptures.lds.org/ Click here for the Google results page

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