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* Fewer attempts at an [[International development wiki]] or [[Open development wiki]] | * Fewer attempts at an [[International development wiki]] or [[Open development wiki]] | ||
* There has been discussion about a [[Humanitarian wiki]], but possibly only [[Appropedia]] is active in this area. | * There has been discussion about a [[Humanitarian wiki]], but possibly only [[Appropedia]] is active in this area. | ||
* Several [[permaculture wiki]]s exist, mostly inactive; Appropedia's [[permaculture]] pages are active, but most of the site relates to permaculture to some degree. | |||
* Several wikis in this area have [[Appropedia:A history of collaboration|merged to form what is now Appropedia]]. | * Several wikis in this area have [[Appropedia:A history of collaboration|merged to form what is now Appropedia]]. | ||
* See [[Green wikis and development wikis]] for a more comprehensive look at this, with an analysis of many wikis' size and activity. | * See [[Green wikis and development wikis]] for a more comprehensive look at this, with an analysis of many wikis' size and activity. | ||
[[Category:Wikis]] | [[Category:Wikis]] |
Revision as of 16:06, 11 December 2009
A wiki is a collaborative website, which has surpassed most people's expectations in allowing collaboration to build a knowledge resource. At the same time, the many dormant wikis show that it not as simple as installing wiki software and inviting people to contribute - a thriving wiki takes constant work by committed people.
In particular, there have been many attempts at wikis related to sustainability and international development:
- There are many Green wikis, most inactive.
- Fewer attempts at an International development wiki or Open development wiki
- There has been discussion about a Humanitarian wiki, but possibly only Appropedia is active in this area.
- Several permaculture wikis exist, mostly inactive; Appropedia's permaculture pages are active, but most of the site relates to permaculture to some degree.
- Several wikis in this area have merged to form what is now Appropedia.
- See Green wikis and development wikis for a more comprehensive look at this, with an analysis of many wikis' size and activity.