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A <I>wiki</I> is a collection of interlinked web pages, each of which can be visited and edited by anyone. You can even edit ''this'' page: just click "Edit text of this page" below. |
A <I>wiki</I> is a collection of interlinked web pages, each of which can be visited and edited by anyone. You can even edit ''this'' page: just click "Edit text of this page" above or below. |
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*[[What is a Wiki for]]? |
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*WhatsaWikiFor? |
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*[[Why on Earth would I want to contribute to a wiki]]? |
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*[[Who is responsible for these pages]]? |
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Revision as of 02:44, 1 March 2001
A wiki is a collection of interlinked web pages, each of which can be visited and edited by anyone. You can even edit this page: just click "Edit text of this page" above or below.
So it's a collaborative website, constantly expanding as new people add pages about their interests, comment on old pages, et cetera. So, join in!
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