nice post…

nice post…

nice post…

Would like a little more customization or the templetes - or the ablitiy to completely design one’s own - and the ability to add trackers/stats

http://searchengines.wetpaint.com/

Recently I wrote: “You Know Wikis Have Arrived When …. they become the feature post in your regular junk mail - this time from an Executive Recruiter firm: What in the World is a “Wiki”? If you don’t know what a Wiki is, you probably should.” …

Anyways, some more thoughts here:
http://www.e-consultancy.com/n.....ullet.html
Wonder if anyone has any comments to make on the user generated content and silver bullet issue?

1. Stikipad supports RSS feed for every update/page/recent activity flow, as I have concluded. Management-by-feeds is the thing that is going to take RSS to mainstream, to my conviction.
2. Browser support: IE 6+, Safari, Firefox. Dunno if Opera is in the loop. Hope so (especially now when Opera 9 has bittorrent support - yes I live in PirateBay-land of Sweden)
http://support.stikipad.com/kb/show/BrowserSupport
3. Before Stikipad, PBwiki was my vote, but the either textile or WYSIWYG setup of choice in edit made it easy-to-get for the newbies. PeanutButter is now my #2 choice.
4. No contextual ads to disturb your wiki experience with Stikipad.

Wetpaint, I agree that they make the same flaw as Wikia, to make money without revenue share and piggybacking other people’s content provision and stickiness. And with a cluttered interface, agreed.

And for socialtext, I think that it is really packaged in another costume to have the enterprise wiki to tap into with fat accounts and price markup. Every wiki can turn into a enterprise wiki, that is the beauty of the concept. I even use a wiki when you are two, to share co-editing texts, with the potential for thousands to “be on the same page”.

Re: shoutout websites “me, me, me” vs social media applications “we, we, we”;

Squidoo is not a wiki. It is not very social at all. Wikis rely on collaboration, and Squidoo is expert shoutout app, just with a little social adding the other week (with the ability of comments added).

Note/disclaimer: I have no commercial affiliation with Stikipad, I am pure third party and enthusiastic user (and feeding their improvement dep’t with constructive complaints/suggestions…).

I am also a long-term U2 fan since mid-eigthies, but that does not mean that I work for Virgin Records U2 account. The same goes with my relation with Stikipad :).

作为 Web2.0 代表性的产物之一“wiki”应该家喻户晓的了。我个人虽然没有参与编写过wikipedia，但是在写论文和研究的时候少了wiki还真的是感到不方便。Wiki的特点就是“共同创作”，把大众的….

I hate plagiarism… content theft … whatever we call it. But it’s a fact of life, better get used to it. Somehow when I see my content replicated in stupid auto-fed aggregation blogs, that are visibly, obviously auto-fed ad-sites, it doesn’t both…

I’ve been looking for a good hosted wiki product lately to document some of the projects I’m working on. I don’t really want to deal with installing and hosting it myself–not that I couldn’t, I just really would rather spend…

Some time ago I mentioned over here as well a weblog post where I provided some further details on an upcoming wiki offering that would probably take the Internet by storm not only because of its ease of use but……

TechCrunch now points us to the launch of WetPaint, a new hosted wiki. I checked it out while it was in closed beta, and when they only had launched some own wikis from their platform on some topics like dogs…

Wetpaint which launched just recently uses a combination of wiki, blogs and forums to let anyone express their passion about any particular topic they want! Check it out.
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