Added by Geoff Sauer on May 14, 2008.
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A wiki is a web site that anybody can change. You may have already visited a wiki without even knowing it. Wikis are poised to become one of the most important online communication tools we’ve seen in a long time. While blogs are justifiably getting most of the attention paid to the online world these days, wikis are quietly weaving their way into both the external and internal communication world.
 
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Bill Brandon Basic and now somewhat dated explanation of wikis
This article just popped up May 15, 2008, but it dates from fall, 2004. The wiki referred to has since been bought (by Google, I think) and is no longer available for licensed use within organizations. However, the basic information is good. Don't discount it because it is dated.

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