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Friday, April 1. 2005

Wiki as a Blog?

The i40 Wiki is now online running WikkaWiki. Does anyone have any experince using it, or any Wiki software as a Wiki/Blog Hybred? (Bliki?)

I have been very impressed with WikkaWiki and I can't wait to start tearing it open and seeing what it's like to modify it a little bit. It does look a little funky with Firefox, and I'm hoping some creative CSS editing will help me straighten that out.

Don't know what a wiki is?
A Wiki is a dynamic group of web documents that can be edited by anyone in the community. Generaly the changes are overseen by a group of editors who make sure edits are for good, and not EVIL. If you find a page and would like to fix errors, add content you feel has been omitted, etc all you have to do is double cllick on the page (or click edit at the bottom of the page) and make your changes.

The most useful wiki I know of is Wekipedia

Posted by JasonR in Technology at 11:21 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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