Why Did We Choose Wiki?
This is not just a technical issue - it relates to our vision
wiki is a bit eccentric
We want to become an Open Source design agency
- The idea of "open editing" is both radical and subtle.
- We tried several 'Wiki' systems before choosing TikiWiki.
- We think it is ideal for Attainable Utopias...what do you think?
Wiki is designed to be accessible
- Where ordinary HTML websites are inflexibie (i.e. 'read-only'), a 'Wiki' site can be accessible to anyone.
- Its inventor described it as "The simplest online database that could possibly work."
- The first wiki site was created for the Portland Pattern Repository in 1995.
What is a WikiWord?
- Once you are in 'editing' mode you can create, and edit a WikiWord
- that can then be edited (by anyone who is logged-in!).
- A quick way to make links between pages is by creating a WikiWord that has not already been created within the web site.
- Once you click 'SAVE' you will notice a small orange question mark at the end to the word.
- When you click onto the question mark the system will open a new page with the name of the WikiWord you just created.
- This can be use, for example, to explain the meaning of your new WikiWord.
Is Wiki better than Blog?
- Why did we chose a Wiki rather than a Blog?
- See a comparison between the two.
The history of Wiki
- You may be interested to know more about the Wiki concept or the history of Wiki development.
- Check out the WikiWikiWeb