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By David Bowen: Published: November 17 2006 17:17 | Last updated: November 17 2006 17:17
How would you fancy letting visitors to your website change it as much as they wanted? The concept of the wiki, which allows just that, is a deeply trendy one at the moment. And my idea is daft. Or is it?
Many internet users are familiar with wikis through Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org). It is an encyclopaedia with, this week, 1,486,409 articles in English; also 60,958 articles in Esperanto. To quote Charles Leadbeaters book, We-think, Wikipedia is a dizzying collaborative creation. Anyone can edit it, take away the information and use it. I am quoting Leadbeater, once an FT journalist, because his book is published in 2007 but is already available online as a wiki. If you want to help him write it, go to www.charlesleadbeater.net. read more
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