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	Bliki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Bliki (also known as a WikiLog, Wog, WikiWeblog, Wikiblog, or Bloki), is a blog with wiki support.
		Thus, a bliki can evolve as a whole over time, and past information is not merely jettisoned into the aether and lost in the shuffle.
		Fromage is an open source bliki which uses textfiles to store the data.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bliki (761 words)

	Bliki - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A Bliki (also known as a WikiLog, WikiWeblog, Wikiblog, or Bloki), is a blog with wiki support.
		The main advantage of combining the two technologies, however, is in leveraging the utility of wikis at making connections between ideas; this effectively turns blog posts into proper wiki articles, but maintains the former's immediate nature.
		Fromage (http://fromage.sf.net) is an open source bliki which uses textfiles to store the data.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Bliki (554 words)

	HomePage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Bliki Library Plug In uses a wiki-oriented approach to comments in that each individual comment is a topic in it's own right.
		There are many extra methods available in the Bliki Library Plug In that are not in the Bliki Library that expose things like an array of the bliki topics or an array of a bliki topic's comments, for example.
		The Bliki Library uses a wiki-oriented approach to comments in that each individual comment is a topic in it's own right.
	bliki.salamandersoftware.co.uk /default.aspx/Articles.HomePage (3560 words)

	Bliki - Blue Tabby Point Siamese - July 21, 2002
		Bliki has not been very lucky with his health.
		Bliki was my first experience with Siamese cats.
		I'm totally smitten now (my other siamese (a female) is Bliki's relative), and have promised myself that if I ever get a bigger place, I will try to breed Siamese cats.
	www.catoftheday.com /archive/2002/July/21.html (445 words)

	Bliki < Newmedia < TWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This plugin is for use with wordpress in combination mediawiki and Ultimate Tag Warrior.
		Bliki is a plugin which looks if there are Ultimate Tag Warrior tags for a post that also appear as topics in a local installation of mediawiki.
		All material on this collaboration platform is the property of the contributing authors.
	twiki.justlol.net /twiki/bin/view/Newmedia/Bliki (612 words)

	MF Bliki: WhatIsaBliki
		So I decided I wanted something that was a cross between a wiki and a blog - which Ward Cunningham immediately dubbed a bliki.
		Bliki will contain all the significant entries in the bliki as they appear.
		(The term 'bliki' has been used by others - not surprising as it's a fairly obvious contraction.
	martinfowler.com /bliki/WhatIsaBliki.html (333 words)

	B Liki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		I believe becoming a bliki system is a great idea.
		The ideal FlexWiki integration would mean that the DNN pages would be created by WikiWords, editing could be done in FreeTextBox or another WYSIWIG editor, with FlexWiki(Bliki) buttons, and also use something like XML Forms, a la XMod.
		In my view this would follow the progress of such Bliki's as http://www.xwiki.com, as they integrate with Java portal servers.
	www.flexwiki.com /default.aspx/FlexWiki.BLiki (1235 words)

	Bliki - SourceXtremeWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		On the surface, a Bliki is simply using a Wiki:BlikiPage to write a Blog linking Wiki:WikiPages together.
		Blogs are typically more single-author mode, with comments at the end, as opposed to anyone can edit any page.
		There was some discussion about Blikis on FlexWiki (http://www.flexwiki.com/default.aspx/FlexWiki.BLiki) and a BlikiLibrary (http://bliki.salamandersoftware.co.uk/default.aspx/Derek.BlikiLibrary) was created.
	wiki.sourcextreme.org /index.php/Bliki (129 words)

	Odd Wiki OddWikiCenter: bliki
		A bliki is a wiki in sheep’s clothing.
		Bliki is an experiment in modifying wiki in order to make it more attracting to many users.
		It started with the day-pages, the go-to-bar, xtof’s bliki and the fete-d’internet-wiki css-dressing-up nicely for the party, building the tools-bar, moving edit today’s page to the upper right corner, renaming the wiki-forum to recent day-pages, giving the edit links a little olor, ready was the bliki.
	www.communitywiki.org /odd/OddWikiCenter/bliki (177 words)

	Social Synergy: openknowledge
		Some people are attempting to use these experimental "blikis" as a blog.
		Ultimately, I also hope other bloggers will occasionally or even regularly import their own related blog content to the Social-Synergy-Bliki, or to create their own bliki, and post a link to it here.
		So, the "bliki" is a bridge between the blogosphere, and possibly other SocialSoftware and networks of wikis.
	socialsynergy.typepad.com /social_synergy/openknowledge (6614 words)

	Bliki:Jason - SourceXtremeWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jason is using this page as his Bliki.
		So the bulk of my first Bliki entry is basically about creating these pages.
		The rest of it is more of a definition of "what is a Bliki?".
	wiki.sourcextreme.org /index.php/Bliki:Jason (2010 words)

	Korby Parnell's CodePlex Wunderkammer : The Semantic Bliki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Korby Parnell's CodePlex Wunderkammer : The Semantic Bliki
		My friend Steve has been doing some thinking around and about the convergence of the weblog and WikiWiki mediums; a medium that has become known as bliki (or wikilog).
		Martin Fowler's weblog, wherein the creation of a CamelCased blog entry pushes the output to both a blog and a wiki is probably the most famous bliki.
	blogs.msdn.com /korbyp/archive/2004/01/05/47737.aspx (732 words)

	After The Blog Is Gone: SnipSnap Plays Bliki - Robin Good's Latest News
		A bliki is a blog that also has wiki capabilities.
		That means, an easy-to-use online publishing tool, that a non-technical person can operate, and that integrates the ability for readers of the content to easily add, edit, revise and change it without needing to know programming or code.
		If you are looking for a collaborative tool that would support collective gathering of resource lists, the refining concepts and ideas through an asynchronous process, or one of the many other possible asynchronous collaborative applications, you may indeed find that the concept of a bliki may have a lot of appeal going for it.
	www.masternewmedia.org /news/2004/06/27/after_the_blog_is_gone.htm (473 words)

	Bliki
		I just came across the term "bliki" in Martin Fowler's blog.
		But the bliki that Martin Fowler has cooked up for himself doesn't seem to allow either comments or wiki-style editing.
		It seems like you're missing a major part of both wikis and blogs if there's no possibility for user feedback.
	www.kimbly.com /blog/000066.html (109 words)

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		Using the flat structure allows for simpler use of ACLs, particularly when integrating with other plugins like [[plugin:discussion]] since all the discussion happens in one namespace it is easy to open it up while locking down the posts themselves.
		Can it be developped such as the blog-txt-files aren't stored in those numerous folders/namespaces but as a file named e.g.
		Another big advantage is that by using a namespace, comments can be set to Read-Write for anyone or for a group, while the page itself is maintained as read-only.
	wiki.splitbrain.org /plugin:bliki?do=export_raw (2004 words)

	Martin Fowler's Bliki
		I actually ran into a similar problem myself recently as I wanted to use ploticus to graph some data for a personal project.
		I originally wrote this bliki entry a couple of years ago, but since it seems relevent to this discussion I think it's worth sending it through the RSS feeder again.
		I was attending a workshop at XP/Agile Universe in 2002 when the phrase 'Specification By Example' struck me as a way to describe one of roles of testing in XP.
	martinfowler.com /bliki (5504 words)

	MailBucket: bliki
		Because of this lack of interaction in the Blogosphere, someone came up with the idea of the bliki (also known as a wikilog, wiki Web log, wikiblog or bloki).
		Google Alert for: bliki ATTAP Technologies Introduces Riffs.com, a Place to Rant, Rave, or...
		Zero results were found the first time we ran your News Alert search for [bliki].
	www.mailbucket.org /bliki.xml (387 words)

	It's a shampoo world anyway
		Igor just finished revamping our NerdAlert webpage - nerdalert.de is know proudly run using a Bliki, a Frankenstein’s monster between a blog and a Wiki.
		I was sceptical at first because I could not see the advantages over the regular wiki we have used before.
		I think it is a perfect fit for our needs (documenting a monthly radio show and some additional activities).
	shampoo.antville.org (982 words)

	EZPDO » DokuWiki + WordPress = dwBliki
		Another good example that I like to think of as a well made bliki is Rui’s The Tao of Mac which is a hacked phpwiki.
		i found your wirting about bliki thorough and enlightening.
		Now after a day of hacking, this is what I currently have - a bliki if you may. Take a look at this (blog) and compare it with this (wiki).
	www.ezpdo.net /blog?p=26 (1363 words)

	David Ornstein's WebLog : Nice use of FlexWiki as a Bliki
		David Ornstein's WebLog : Nice use of FlexWiki as a Bliki
		Very nice use of FlexWiki as a Bliki: http://bliki.salamandersoftware.co.uk/.
		You're probably here either because you know me and are interested in what I'm up to or you want to find out more about FlexWiki, the wiki implementation I (and a few others) wrote.
	blogs.msdn.com /dornstein/archive/2004/09/30/236270.aspx (171 words)

	DNN Flex Bliki Module (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Enter a topic name to show or a new topic name to create; then press Enter
		It would also follow the progress of such Bliki's as http://www.xwiki.com, as they integrate with Java portal servers.
		I guess there is a substantial overlap between FlexWiki and DotNetNuke.
	www.flexwiki.com /default.aspx/FlexWiki/DNNFlexBlikiModule.html (364 words)

	Smart Mobs: Bliki (blog+wiki)
		What is a bliki?] From now on, in all of the posts that I make here in this blog, as well as posts to Cooperation Commons and Smartmobs, and original writings to any WebAssistant...
		Mobile communication, pervasive computing, wireless networks, collective action.
		Hey, I see that you're interested in new wiki formats and uses for them.
	www.smartmobs.com /archive/2006/05/10/bliki_blogwik.html (625 words)

	bliki.awk User's Guide
		So a menu identifier of Page1.Page3.Page5 indicates the outer tab (or highest level of menu) is Page1, and that it contains (among other things) a Page3, which further contains a Page5.
		Given that menu identifier, bliki can look at any subsequent $MENUITEM and decide whether it is the current page, a child page, the parent page, etc. Specifically, bliki wraps a around the content for each menu item and gives it one of the following classes.
		The _style part of each class is replaced with the style name that is gvien in the $MENUITEM command.
	my.execpc.com /E0/48/dansaar/bliki/bliki.html (4119 words)

	A.D.D and the blog_My shangri la beneath the summer moon
		I’ll be honest I never was able to get into the Chatting aspect of the Internet or any other interactive past time that has been popular over the last […]
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		Most Users Ever Online Is 25 On 7th May 2006, 11:58
	angee.soberrycool.com /category/bliki-wiki (119 words)

	WP Plugins DB: bliki.php (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
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		Description: Bliki is a plugin which looks if there are Ultimate Tag Warrior tags for a post that also appear as topics in a (most of the times local) installation of mediawiki.
		If such tags are found a comma separated link list can be generated to link posts to wikitopics.
	wp-plugins.net /plugin/bliki (86 words)

	Mark Bernstein: May0301
		I didn't actually get to say, "hold the presses", but it's been an exciting 24 hours.
		Martin Fowler (Refactoring guru) has started a tech-rich bliki, a cross between weblog and wiki as a repository of ideas on software development.
		In the new Tekka -- out very soon -- I have a long review of books about community and the Web.
	markbernstein.org /May0301.html (8086 words)

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