The Best Maths Websites: PlanetMath.org Reviews

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The discussion centers on the search for the best mathematics websites that offer extensive coverage of various subjects, detailed proofs, and user contributions. PlanetMath is highlighted as a top choice for its comprehensive resources. While Wikipedia is mentioned as an alternative, it is not favored by all participants. The conversation emphasizes the need for platforms that facilitate user engagement and provide in-depth mathematical content.
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Does anyone have any opinion on the best maths websites availiable?
I was thinking of something which gives an extensive coverage of all the main subject areas, provides detailed proofs, and is open to user contributions. http://planetmath.org/" seems to be the best place. Do people here use this, and are there alternatives around?
 
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PlanetMath is probably the best of the lot. There's Wikipedia too, but I personally am not a fan of it.
 

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