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Refreshing to see others with the hopeful vision, nice work [http://www.plugincinema.com/plugin/index.php Ana Kronschnabel and Thomas Rawlings] <small>[[RecentChanges.info/A knowledge revolution that has hardly begun|more]]</small> | Refreshing to see others with the hopeful vision, nice work [http://www.plugincinema.com/plugin/index.php Ana Kronschnabel and Thomas Rawlings] <small>[[RecentChanges.info/A knowledge revolution that has hardly begun|more]]</small> | ||
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A knowledge revolution that has hardly begun
26-Jun-2006
An excellent article, The Independent: New Media: Who are the real winners now we've all gone Wiki-crazy?
- What wiki does for its users is what blogging did for web publishing: it provides an easy, quick, means to an end. In the words of Ward Cunningham, an author and an inventor of wiki technology: "Wiki does for knowledge what the assembly line does for material."
Refreshing to see others with the hopeful vision, nice work Ana Kronschnabel and Thomas Rawlings more
via our weblog