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The internet is good at cataloging things — but it has a blind spot for creators.
That’s something Evan Britton noticed back in 2012. He thought about how, if someone achieves news-making status, they’ll get a Wikipedia page. If they appear briefly in a movie, they’ll be cataloged in IMDb. But what if they rack up 2 million TikTok followers? Back then, there was nowhere to list that person. Nowhere a fan could go to learn more.
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