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	GetWiki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		GetWiki is an interactive PHP/MySQL application for wikis, most notably Wikinfo.
		The intention of GetWiki's author, M.R.M. Parrott, was to add some new features to MediaWiki, but it was decided to fork the codebase from the MediaWiki project in January 2004.
		Much of the new GetWiki code was released under a non-commercial-use-only version of the Creative Commons license instead of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/GetWiki (225 words)

	Wikinfo \| GetWiki:1.0
		GetWiki uses a "split" license, where part of the code and the images are not released under the GPL, but under the CCL.
		The case with GetWiki is not different in principle, but due to its lack of centrality or influence, a dual license would not prevent commercial usurpation, and the GPL used alone would encourage it.
		Therefore, the split licensing of GetWiki may break spirit with the GPL, but it is not meant to prevent otherwise open source applications or derivative works - it is not a patent.
	www.internet-encyclopedia.org /wiki.php?title=GetWiki:1.0 (803 words)

	Wikinfo \| GetWiki
		GetWiki introduces XML import of individual articles from any other Wiki-site offering XML export.
		GetWiki also uses XHTML and CSS document and accessibility standards and high content security features.
		GetWiki was first released on Wikinfo in January, 2004 by M.R.M. Parrott, developer of SOHOdb, partially under a Creative Commons license for the images and some of the code.
	www.internet-encyclopedia.org /wiki.php?title=GetWiki&printable=yes (177 words)

	GetWiki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Much of the new GetWiki code was released under a version of the Creative Commons license instead of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
		This meant that the authors of MediaWiki were unable to use the code in their project (which continues to be completely licensed under the GNU GPL), thus slowing the adaptation of this feature.
		Unlike current versions of MediaWiki, GetWiki outputs valid XHTML, instead of HTML.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /GetWiki (183 words)

	[No title]
		The task was to fix a few small snags in the software, which naturally grew into finding more snags, nitpicks and then an all out redesign of the browser ouput and styles.
		Further, there were at least 4 different standards of comments, tabbing, and other conventions, meaning the code had to be decoded in order to be fixed or tweaked.
		Getwiki is a major plus to GetWiki 1.0.
	www.internet-encyclopedia.org /upload/3/36/Readme (1008 words)

	Talk:GetWiki - Consumerium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GetWiki: critical point of view is that the software is new, has some bugs, notably in making an interwiki link standard difficult to express (which MediaWiki does not) which may be deliberate sabotage for commercial purposes.
		Anyone who thinks discussion of an interwiki link standard is only relevant to GetWiki must think there is nothing else managing the GFDL text corpus, like e.g.
		Most likely it is his own spamlike assertions that GetWiki will eventually solve the problem that motivates him to make it hard to find or compare any equivalent proposals on other large public wikis.
	develop.consumerium.org /wiki/Talk:GetWiki (848 words)

	NewsForge \| The open source wiki behind Wikipedia
		GetWiki was forked from MediaWiki in January, 2004 by M.R.M. Parrott, partially under a Creative Commons license for the images and some of the code.
		GetWiki lets anyone be an interactive GFDL corpus access provider, specializing only those pages in the GFDL corpus they have a need to.
		GetWiki is licensed under CC-by-nc-sa and so is Share Alike and Open Content but not Free Software nor Open Source.
	trends.newsforge.com /trends/04/11/22/1750202.shtml?tid=137 (1585 words)

	GetWiki \| GetHip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Welcome to GetWiki.net, the official website for and about GetWiki, an open-source, feature-rich, secure application for Wiki-websites like Wikinfo (general purpose encyclopedia), and GetMeta (intellectual and interactive projects and issues).
		GetWiki is a PHP application using a MySQL database, and more information and resources are available on GetMeta, a wiki for the discussion of philosophy, science and technology, and support of GetWiki.
		GetWiki was first released on Wikinfo in January, 2004 by M.R.M. Parrott, partially under a Creative Commons License for the images and some of the code.
	www.getwiki.net (172 words)

	GetWiki - Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks
		GetWiki is the improved software that is a fork of MediaWiki, in use at Wikinfo.
		Anyone considering using GetWiki should review the critical point of view of it taken at Recyclopedia.
		It would appear that the primary developer, M.R.M._Parrott, is a simple control freak with no capacity whatsoever to engage in a standards process or work within a deliberative democracy.
	en.wikibooks.org /wiki/GetWiki (198 words)

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		It is a highly modified version of version 1.1.0 of the MediaWiki software used to power and other websites.
		The intention of GetWiki's author, M.R.M. Parrott, was to add some new features to MediaWiki, but it was decided to Fork (software) fork the codebase from the MediaWiki project in January 2004.
		Much of the new GetWiki code was released under a non-commercial-use-only version of the Creative Commons license instead of the GNU GNU General Public License General Public License (GPL).
	www.mauspfeil.net /GetWiki.html (282 words)

	GetMeta \| GetWiki:Custom Formulas
		GetWiki allows TeX markup for mathematics and logic formulas.
		In the future, as browsers become even more XML capable, GetWiki could easily generate MathML instead, which is also a subset of XML.
		Very complex formulas and matrices might very well fail to render correctly under this approach, so proofreading is necessary, and perhaps, further translation by the author(s) from TeX to plain text.
	www.getwiki.net /wiki.php?title=GetWiki:Custom_Formulas (1052 words)

	GetWiki - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This page was last modified 12:11, 27 November 2005.
		This encyclopedia, history, geography and biography article about GetWiki contains research on
		GetWiki, License, Features, Current release, External links and Wiki software.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/GetWiki (228 words)

	Wikinfo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The process of importing articles has been accelerated by using a fork of the MediaWiki software called GetWiki.
		Instead of red links, GetWiki uses green links to point to articles which do not exist locally.
		A local copy is created only if the page is edited.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wikinfo (576 words)

	GetWiki - TheBestLinks.com - GNU, GNU General Public License, HTML, January, ...
		GetWiki - TheBestLinks.com - GNU, GNU General Public License, HTML, January,...
		GetWiki, GNU, GNU General Public License, HTML, January, MySQL, March 21, XML...
		You can add this article to your own "watchlist" and receive e-mail notification about all changes in this page.
	www.thebestlinks.com /GetWiki.html (226 words)

	oblivitor: GetWiki
		From the outside looking in, there seems to be alot of holy-war type action between these two camps as well as some of the sites that are built with these wikis.
		What I do care about is that I couldn't get GetWiki installed and running properly in short order.
		My plan was to use my instance of GetWiki as a peg board for the various bits of Social Software that I was going to be evaluating.
	www.oblivitor.com /archives/000144.php (86 words)

	OpenPolitics.ca : GetWiki
		GetWiki addresses some of the tikiwiki flaws that plague Living Platform, and should be considered along with mediawiki to replace tikiwiki:
		GetWiki code is under CC-nc-sa license with GPL?
		GetWiki coders are not responsive in general, and the Greens would be best advised to simply exploit the CC-nc-sa license to take over the project as a whole, rather than invest in any extensions of mediawiki or tikiwiki tools.
	openpolitics.ca /tiki-index.php?page=GetWiki (182 words)

	GetWiki diff - Meta
		diff mediawiki-fm\Block.php getwiki-fm\Block.php 1a2,6 > /* > GetWiki 1.0
		diff mediawiki-fm\CacheManager.php getwiki-fm\CacheManager.php 1a2,6 > /* > GetWiki 1.0
		diff mediawiki-fm\FulltextStoplist.php getwiki-fm\FulltextStoplist.php 1a2,6 > /* > GetWiki 1.0
	meta.wikimedia.org /wiki/GetWiki_diff (5300 words)

	Site5 Web Hosting Provider Forums - Domain, Web, Shared and Email Hosting Plan Discussion Community - Wiki's
		you may also want to look at GetWiki (a fork of mediaWiki), the feature I found most interesting is it's XML page export feature.
		However, I was not able to find any detailed manual nor much information about how GetWiki works -- except for the brief descriptions in http://www.getwiki.net/getcrackin.htm and also on GetMeta, http://www.getwiki.net/wiki.php?title=GetWiki:1.0.
		I thought the whole idea of "Wiki's" is to involve everyone in the universe --to contribute their thoughts and interests.
	forums.site5.com /showthread.php?p=11636 (1246 words)

	User:Proteus - CreativeCommons
		Hi, this is Mark (I've used my favourite username, proteus, because I like it).
		I am the developer/maintainer of GetWiki (http://www.getwiki.net), which is a standards-based fork of MediaWiki 1.1.0.
		You can find me on Wikinfo (http://www.wikinfo.org) and GetMeta (http://www.getwiki.net/wiki.php), which is GetWiki's tech forum, hosted by ibiblio...
	wiki.creativecommons.org /wiki/User:Proteus (64 words)

	rimric \| news
		SOHOdb offers many updates to the old software, but is released under the CCL, and so can be freely downloaded and used for non-commercial purposes.
		More information is available about the books and author at his website.
		MediaWiki is released under the GPL, but GetWiki as a package is released under CC licensing.
	www.rimric.com /news.htm (1510 words)

	Interwiki link standard - Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks
		Protocol and editing functions are assumed to be similar, so the interwiki link standard is a bit simpler than the standard wiki URI for linking into a wiki from non-wiki space.
		This contrasts with the current GetWiki and MediaWiki usage:
		A single standard for at least the GFDL text corpus is highly desirable, and hopefully will be supported in GetWiki_2.0, which will then hopefully displace MediaWiki entirely.
	en.wikibooks.org /wiki/Interwiki_link_standard (417 words)

	Internet-Encyclopedia - Jebba.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Wikinfo, (Internet Encyclopedia) is a wiki encyclopedia database, running on GetWiki collaboration software and hosted by ibiblio.
		Wikis are special collections and discussion forums where anyone can read and edit the entries.
		Wikinfo began as a project in English, but has since welcomed new contributions in German and French, and is open to articles in any language.
	dir.jebba.com /reference/encyclopedias/listing1204.html (111 words)

	Talk:GetWiki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Noncommercial use only is exclusivly prohibited by the GPL.
		Therefore, since GetWiki is under CC-BY-NC-SA ILLEGALY, simply take back the code that we want and see if they challenge it.
		If they want to challenge our retaking the code that is ours according to the terms of the GPL, let them, and see how their challenge stands up in court.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:GetWiki (370 words)

	GetWiki - Metaweb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GetWiki is an improved XML-compliant mediawiki used at Wikinfo.
		See also GetWiki 2.0 for list of specific feature requests that may enable the Metaweb, if they are agreed on, requested explicitly, and etc.
		This page was last modified 23:34, 8 Mar 2004.
	www.metaweb.com /wiki/wiki.phtml?title=GetWiki (97 words)

	Interwiki identity standard - Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks
		See en:Wikinfo:interwiki identity standard for a proposal for GetWiki recognition of one ID, preferably jabber.org ID, for all of GetWiki space.
		If GetWiki also monitors the whole GFDL text corpus at the standard wiki URIs, and the wikitext standard supports the RecentChanges and DeletedPages log's conventions, it would be easy to have some common address other than simple IP numbers across many large public wikis.
		This would simplify identity disputes for those who used such a voluntary common ID. For clashing allegations of identity, only a faction system can possibly work.
	en.wikibooks.org /wiki/Interwiki_identity_standard (197 words)

	[No title]
		The closest version that will be suitable for Likas-Philippines and Treasures of the Internet would be "GetWiki".
		This initiative requires programmer-website designer collaborations, first to install and debug the GetWiki program, and then create a presentable web layout.
		This will be comprehensive directories of Philippine government institutions (national, regional and local), embassies, organizations (in the Philippines and abroad), businesses, tourist related businesses (hotels, travel agencies, airlines, etc.) and directories related to the main topics shown on the top left side.
	treasuresoftheinternet.org /cgc_projects/philippines/whats_new/projects.shtml (1025 words)

	Meatball Wiki: GetProteus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Rather, it is the sum totality of everything, including all those things; and all those things centre around the dynamic of its essential parts and dimensions: community, content, code, network, atemporal, place." (from WikiWay, also see CommunityWiki:CliquesAndCommunities)
		Hello, this is [Proteus] of GetWiki and WikInfo fame...
		Also, as the developer of GetWiki, I'm interested in making the next version of the application somehow cross-wiki friendly with UseMod, MoinMoin, PhpWiki, as well as the MediaWiki/GetWiki base.
	www.usemod.com /cgi-bin/mb.pl?GetProteus (136 words)

	troll-sysop struggle - Anarchopedia
		When challenged, troll-friendlies justify this resistance, and if they remain troll-friendly, the sysop power structure will actively attempt to censor the troll-supportive material they cite by such unfair means as ad hominem delete and even by libel.
		of GFDL corpus via GetWiki etc., then proceeds when everyone realizes infrastructure owners trust is not needed, and that to anarchize the whole distribution of texts, e.g.
		GFDL corpus access providers, would simply solve all the sysop vandalism/terror problems.
	eng.anarchopedia.org /index.php/troll-sysop_struggle (237 words)

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