Glad to hear you like it. :) 

I'm hoping to soon implement a page where people will be able to enter useful Resources that they've come across. Also coming is the ability for people to vote on Resources that have already been entered by others.

I am not sure how it compares to Encyclopedia Britannica... Hopefully the website will be a definite improvement over earlier systems of organizing knowledge.

Wikipedia has actual content. While https://www.knowledgemap.me/ only points to actual content (through URLs) and makes it more discoverable and better organized. It has metadata (titles, descriptions, tags, star ratings, etc.), so it's more like a search directory. Searches can be based on the metadata fields, for example you can search by tags, by format, by star rating, etc.

So my website seems more similar to search engines. For example, someone interested in cooking can search for the tags "cooking" or "recipes" or "food" or similar, and useful results (books, videos, articles, tutorials, etc.) will show up, ordered by their star rating. The process is analogous for any other field of knowledge. And, very importantly, the website is not limited to any particular areas, but rather aims to contain useful resources from all kinds of areas. This will allow much more proper mapping of knowledge and transcending the usual thinking in terms of separate categories/domains of knowledge (biology, chemistry, engineering, cooking, etc.), which are really all related. 

As a model, I think this has many advantages over regular search engines like google.com because those rely on automatic bots to spider through the Internet and collect information about websites, while in the case of https://www.knowledgemap.me/ it is people who will be entering the data and voting for the Resources. Ratings given by real people will be much superior to the machine algorithms currently used to determine which search results should go on top. And I think that people will have incentive to enter the data and vote (the model is already demonstrated by Wikipedia, StackOverflow and others) because they will see the usefulness of the platform and because it is open - the data entered is available and easily accessible to anyone at all times.