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| + | Even though wiki is a software program, generally people who work with wiki think of it more as a place. One of the key values in a wiki community is the understanding that it is all about the '''people, people, technology, people!''' | ||
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| + | A wiki develops community through '''[[RecentChanges]]'''. You can find all of the changes on this wiki by using the link in the left hand navigation box. We also update the '''[[DailyBuzz]]''' and '''[[DailyFun]]''' pages to concentrate our work and provide another venue for what we are doing together. | ||
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| + | Wiki is the best tool that we have today. Better than email, weblogs, forums, just ... better. | ||
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Revision as of 18:28, 14 April 2008
Even though wiki is a software program, generally people who work with wiki think of it more as a place. One of the key values in a wiki community is the understanding that it is all about the people, people, technology, people!
A wiki develops community through RecentChanges. You can find all of the changes on this wiki by using the link in the left hand navigation box. We also update the DailyBuzz and DailyFun pages to concentrate our work and provide another venue for what we are doing together.
Wiki is the best tool that we have today. Better than email, weblogs, forums, just ... better.
