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	Comparison of the best wiki software: how to choose a wiki engine?
		The Wiki engines are a great piece of software - they allow you to build an interactive web site or knowledge base where every member can add and edit content.
		The power of the wiki software is in its simplicity to use.
		Wiki software can be used by corporations or by individuals.
	www.siteground.com /compare_best_wiki.htm (631 words)

	Wiki - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The term wiki is a shortened form of wiki wiki which is from the native language of Hawaii (Hawaiian), where it is commonly used as an adjective to denote something "quick" or "fast" (Hawaiian dictionary).
		Wiki vandalism is a constant problem for wikis, although some sources with little relevant experience with wikis tend to exaggerate the danger of vandalism.
		Wiki wiki was the first Hawaiian term he learned on his first visit to the islands, when the airport counter agent directed him to take the wiki wiki bus between terminals.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/Wiki (2827 words)

	Technology: How Wikis Work
		Many people believe that nobody who is granted read access should be denied write access or wikis lose their power, but there are times when administrators will want to restrict which users are allowed to access a wiki.
		Wikis are selected for hosting that are likely to be successful and will appeal to a wide community.
		Wikis are community owned, not owned by the person "founding" the wiki.
	www.mindwiped.com /temp/technologytest.html (1030 words)

	Informat.io on Wiki
		The word wiki is a shorter form of wiki wiki (weekie, weekie) which is from the native language of Hawaii (Hawaiian), where it is commonly used as an adjective to denote something "quick" or "fast" (Hawaiian dictionary).
		Originally, most wikis used CamelCase when naming program identifiers, produced by capitalizing words in a phrase and removing the spaces between them (the word "CamelCase" is itself an example of CamelCase).
		Wikis are generally designed with the philosophy of making it easy to correct mistakes, rather than making it difficult to make them.
	www.informat.io /?title=Wiki (2796 words)

	Wikis in the Workplace: How Wikis Can Help Manage Knowledge in Library Reference Services
		Wikis encourage incremental knowledge creation, so when a page is created, the content can be partial or incorrect since additional collaborators will edit and add more information to the page.
		This wiki is a resource for anyone, but a similar wiki organized around a specific function like this one could be used within an organization as an internal tool as well.
		The wiki could be set up as a private wiki accessible only by a group of team members or it could be set up as publicly readable but editable only by members of the group.
	www.ischool.utexas.edu /~i385q/archive/kille/kille_wikis.html (4504 words)

	Internet & ICTs for Social Justice and Development News - APC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The fact that wikis are open source gave the way to development of many variations of the tool, thus benefiting from easy wiki publishing when using them for different specific purposes.
		Wikis, it is interesting to note, have also been used as a documentation platform for a number of GNU/Linux distributions.
		Old APC wiki sites used in the past both for meetings and project development still serve as important resources for APC's current activities, evaluation, etc. Wikis are great to maintain continuity between what has been planned and what is being worked on.
	www.apc.org /english/news/index.shtml?x=5038761 (1984 words)

	DDN Articles - Exploring the World of Wikis
		Private wikis are most often used for internal communications within a company or organization; only those who are authorized by the administrator can even view the wiki, let alone edit it.
		However, creating an in-house wiki requires a person with a significant amount of technical smarts; depending on the wiki engine you choose, a functional knowledge of a programming language such as PHP or Java will be necessary.
		Because wikis are inexpensive and relatively easy to use, some nonprofits and educational institutions have found that they're the ideal tool for helping team members or students collaborate more effectively.
	www.digitaldivide.net /articles/view.php?ArticleID=605 (3349 words)

	Frank Carver's weblog - Wiki in education: usage spikes
		Wiki is a web technology, provided via web servers to users via browsers and the HTTP protocol.
		Many Wiki implementations (mine included) rely on experiential data from the original wiki at c2.com.
		Adding links to a Wiki page is simple and transparent, and pooling the results of all the groups' research helped avoid redundant effort and share knowledge of web research techniques in a very natural way.
	radio.javaranch.com /channel/frank/2004/06/10/1086875264000.html (880 words)

	Software Architecture
		Software architecture is the belief that since some sort of diagram representing the software can be drawn after the software has been developed, that same diagram could be drawn before development starts.
		If you understand what software is and how it is made and by whom it is made and to whom it is sold, the definition is appropriate.
		The software architecture of a program or computing system is the structure or structures of the system, which comprise software components, the externally visible properties of those components, and the relationships among them.
	c2.com /cgi/wiki?SoftwareArchitecture (3541 words)

	Exploring the World of Wikis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		When setting up a wiki, you essentially have two options: outsource it to a third-party host (known as a wiki farm) or build it from scratch by installing software on your own servers.
		However, creating an in-house wiki requires a person with a significant amount of technical smarts; depending on the wiki engine you choose, a functional knowledge of a programming language such as PHP or Java will be necessary.
		Because wikis are inexpensive and relatively easy to use, some nonprofits and educational institutions have found that they're the ideal tool for helping team members or students collaborate more effectively.
	www.techsoup.org /howto/articles/webbuilding/page4563.cfm (3315 words)

	Free hosted wikis: comparison of wiki farms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The wiki will be used to collect ideas for the programme, keep track of task lists, and let people subscribe for the event (by simply adding names).
		Wiki based websites: at a wiki on wikis by Wouter Van daele, who’s also a speaker on the topic of wiki’s
		This entry was posted on Sunday, October 30th, 2005 at 00:20 and tagged as: comparison, evaluation, hosting, pbwiki, review, schtuff, seedwiki, wiki, wikicities, wikifarm, wikifarms, wikis, wikispaces, xwiki.
	pascal.vanhecke.info /2005/10/30/free-hosted-wikis-comparison-of-wiki-farms (2134 words)

	O'Reilly Network -- What Is a Wiki (and How to Use One for Your Projects)
		This tutorial is about how to effectively use a wiki to keep notes and share ideas amongst a group of people, and how to organize that wiki to avoid lost thoughts and encourage serendipity.
		Before getting into how to choose the right wiki for you and general tips for using one, it may be useful to know how we used a wiki for our own project.
		There's a phrase about wikis: "What you think is what you get." A wiki is a written-down memory with a lot more space than the built-in one, and it's a collective memory, too.
	www.oreillynet.com /pub/a/network/2006/07/07/what-is-a-wiki.html (1302 words)

	ONLamp.com -- Which Open Source Wiki Works For You?
		Wiki implementations have appeared, enabling webmasters to set up their own Wikis on their sites.
		It is not trivial to switch from one Wiki implementation to the other, because this will usually require translating all of the pages from the old syntax to the new one.
		For Wikis with a lot of rich content, media, and internationalization, and that have their own dedicated databases, MediaWiki is ideal.
	www.onlamp.com /pub/a/onlamp/2004/11/04/which_wiki.html (4506 words)

	User:Ilya/OpenWetWare - OpenWetWare
		Wiki Science is the study of how the phenomenon of wikis, and free, open collaborative works in general (like free software and open source), are growing, changing and adapting.
		It is dynamic and self-editable like a Wiki but uses ZML and RxML to enable structured content and editable metadata.
		Wiki Sci is an attempt for researchers to organize research efforts in a task-oriented manner, facilitating much better idea exchange.
	openwetware.org /wiki/User:Ilya/OpenWetWare (1092 words)

	build a wiki about my family on 43 Things
		The site is really easy to use, and you can email and invite other relations to join in to fill in the gaps in your family tree.
		My family wants to create a giant directory, with contact info, family trees, and tons of other stuff – and the task has fallen to me. I love wikis and wiki culture, and I think this is definitely the easiest way to go about this.
		But, my paternal line wiki (at least that I’ve started) has my cousins, at least all the ones I could think of in a few minutes, my siblings, my parents and their siblings, and stuff.
	www.43things.com /things/view/141371 (531 words)

	Business Two Zero » Wikis - the insider’s guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The term wiki is a shortened form of wiki wiki which is from the native language of Hawaii (Hawaiian), where it is commonly used as an adjective to denote something “quick” or “fast”.
		Here is a list of wiki software covering almost every type of technology you can think of including Java, Microsft, Perl, PHP, Python and Ruby. Here is a table comparison of some of the more widely used wiki software platforms.
		Office 2.0 makes use of the growing trend in Software as a Service based solutions that are alternatives to software you install on your desktop, and the plethora of web 2.0 tools that are becoming available.
	biztwozero.com /btz/wikis-the-insiders-guide (996 words)

	Wikis in education \| Ask MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		There are other wikis, some of which don't need databases, though.
		I doubt there's anything too particular to education for a wiki -- after all, the first wiki was for the (informal) education of computer programmers, and wikis in general are supposed to be blank slates.+
		A wiki might be a little too free form for what you're after.
	ask.metafilter.com /mefi/47931 (506 words)

	The Joel on Software Discussion Group - Wiki for Joel on Software translations?
		For smaller Wikis I like to use engines that save the content in files as opposed to a database, but ease of setup is probably not the most important factor for you (otherwise I'd recommend Oddmuse/Usemod).
		I've yet to see a wiki that is capable of removing an old patch to a document so, unless it was the last revision, it will require manual editing.
		Joel, if you want the wiki that suits you best there is no better method then to look around and try out some (and, most likely, to change some things yourself).
	discuss.joelonsoftware.com /default.asp?joel.3.185073.0 (6348 words)

	Confluence - Enterprise Wiki Software
		Confluence is an enterprise wiki that makes it easy for your team to collaborate and share knowledge.
		Take our brief feature tour, use a live enterprise wiki or download today to evaluate with your team.
		The largest commercial wiki — 3,200+ organisations around the world.
	www.atlassian.com /wiki/?clicked=footer (229 words)

	Free Wiki \| Free Software Wiki Engines : Wiki Info : Wiki Demos : Wiki Screenshots : Wiki Links : Wiki Feeds
		It is a Structured Wiki, typically used to run a project development space, a document management system, a knowledge base, or any other groupware tool, on an intranet or on the internet.
		Free Wiki exists to provide new and experienced wiki-interested people with a good resource for existing free software wikis, complete with screenshots, links to pertinent information such as downloads and docs, links for quick customized searches (e.g., to find a wiki written in php using a mysql database and released under a GPL license).
		We encourage wiki software developers who are interested in having an account with us to maintain their own wiki software page to contact us.
	freewiki.info (1208 words)

	How to have a qwiki at work: Mozdev, Emacs and PHPWiki \| ...nwood...
		My problem seemed a perfect excuse to learn more about wikis and how I could tweek my familiar tools to make authoring a wiki quick and convenient.
		The good news is that wiki markup is really simple, so for now we'll just type in wiki tags manually.)
		Months ago I'd discovered a Firefox extension that allowed integration of an external editor by right-clicking a textarea (Editus Externus) however it had stopped working after I upgraded to the most recent stable Firefox.
	bria.nwood.org /?q=node/47 (470 words)

	BrockLi Soup > Entry > Wiki on a Stick: The Aftermath
		I don't know why I didn't think to do more looking around before, but I've solved my wiki on a stick problem.
		Unfortunately, it's not a true wiki on a stick.
		This weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	www.brockli.com /archives/2006/05/wiki_on_a_stick_the_aftermath.php (357 words)

	wiki - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "wiki" is defined.
		Wiki : E-Commerce and Marketing Dictionary of Terms [home, info]
		Phrases that include wiki: city wiki, client side wiki software, comparison of wiki farms, competency modeling wiki, dannypedia wiki, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=wiki (128 words)

	SitePoint Blogs » Wiki Comparison
		It seems to have spun out of this Dokuwiki page and provides (primarily) functional comparison of different wiki engines (which is interesting in itself that Wiki software has become so well defined).
		Opinion: although it’s a better place to start comparing wiki’s than anything else I’ve seen, to me what’s missing is things like “ease of maintenance”, “performance”, “scales to X pages / hits (link to real site)”, “actively developed / maintained”, “mean time to fix bugs / security issues” etc. But still a good start.
		Secondly, you use the service only after you’ve made your own shortlist of CMS softwares, and want a feature by feature comparison for further reducing the shortlist to a figure of 3 or 4, at which point you try out each of these on your server… so that’s the idea….
	www.sitepoint.com /blogs/2005/11/30/wiki-comparison (1412 words)

	Netvouz / community-based
		MediaWiki is a wiki software package licensed under the GNU General Public License.
		A wiki (IPA: [ˈwɪ.kiː] or [ˈwiː.kiː] [1]) is a type of website that allows users to easily add, remove, or otherwise edit and change some available content, sometimes without the ne...moreed for registration.
		The first WikiWikiWeb (http://c2.com/cgi/wiki), is named after the "Wiki Wiki" line of "Chance RT-52 shuttle buses" in Honolulu International Airport, Hawaii by Ward Cunningham.
	www.netvouz.com /?tags=community-based (1551 words)

	Comparison of wiki software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Page Access Control: Some wiki engines allow (optional) read/write access restriction to users or user groups on a per-page basis (e.g.
		“Ease of installation” is expressed relative to other server software packages, and not to desktop applications.
		Wiki Matrix - Comparison of wikis and features selected by the user
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_software (798 words)

	SocialSoftwareWiki - Wiki Tipster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Do you want to start a wiki or explore different ways in which wikis can be used?
		Group: a community of peers who sort of know one another will edit the wiki
		Mass: a group of people who may or may not know one another will edit the wiki
	ssa05.annenberg.edu /pmwiki/socialsoftware/index.php?n=Main.WikiTipster (89 words)

	WikiMatrix Allows Side-By-Side Wiki Comparison
		Like it or not, wikis are a dime a dozen these days.
		There are various different use cases for wikis and various different engines and each does things a little bit different.
		Users can also create their ideal wiki on the site and then see which wiki comes the closest to matching their needs.
	www.techcrunch.com /2006/12/02/wikimatrix-allows-side-by-side-wiki-comparison (1085 words)

	WikiMatrix - Compare them all
		Find the Wikis that match your personal needs: Just answer a few questions in the Wiki Choice Wizard or create a customized Search.
		Compare the Wikis of your choice in a comfortable side-by-side table.
		Use the forum to talk to other Wiki users, ask questions and discuss everything Wiki.
	www.wikimatrix.org (229 words)

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