This article outlines five core principles behind Hunome's platform design and business model. The piece emphasizes that building understanding will always be free for members, supporting the belief that all humanity should contribute to collective understanding. It rejects the social media advertising model, promising an ad-free environment where user data isn't sold to advertisers. The platform requires a registration process with a "Why Hunome?" question to build what they call a quality community of "humanity explorers." The article describes their content creation system starting with "Sparks"—thoughts, ideas, or experiences that users can develop and connect in structured or creative ways. Finally, it explains their approach to content discovery, avoiding algorithm-driven "best fit" results in favor of multiple starting points that allow users to make their own discoveries and forge individual paths to understanding rather than following predetermined recommendation patterns.

This article talks about how Hunome had a stellar presence at the Let's Talk About Basic Income event hosted by the UBI Lab Network.

With CEO Dominique Jaurola and CCO Mika Raulas presenting Hunome.

This article describes Hunome's participation at MozFest 2022, where participants collaboratively built understanding around misinformation as a critical issue. The piece frames misinformation as a problem requiring multidimensional perspectives to address effectively, arguing that current online environments make it difficult to achieve shared understanding due to polarized "us and them" thinking. The article suggests that exposure to one-sided narratives over time can lead people to accept false information, potentially contributing to harmful outcomes when people lack the context to recognize misinformation. The piece positions Hunome's approach as fostering multidisciplinary sensemaking that makes one-sided worldviews more difficult to maintain, claiming this helps develop what they call "perceptiveness muscle." The article concludes by suggesting that human ingenuity creates valuable connections and that their platform facilitates "assisted serendipity" as a driver for creativity and innovation in understanding complex issues like misinformation.