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| | |URL = http://www.anubite.co.uk/wikifetch/wiki/index.php/Introduction | ||
| | |recentchanges URL = http://www.anubite.co.uk/wikifetch/wiki/index.php?title=Special:Recentchanges | ||
| | |wikinode URL = No | ||
| | |status = Active | ||
| | |language = English | ||
| | |editmode = OpenEdit | ||
| | |engine = MediaWiki | ||
| | |maintopic = Internet | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Wikifetch is a free-to-edit directory of web sites and services, which will provide fast and efficient categorisation and searching of entries, plus the ability for any visitor to amend the directory to correct or improve information, or to add new entries or categories. It is hoped that applying the "wiki" model to the practical problem of indexing the World Wide Web will produce a new and dynamic kind of web directory. | Wikifetch is a free-to-edit directory of web sites and services, which will provide fast and efficient categorisation and searching of entries, plus the ability for any visitor to amend the directory to correct or improve information, or to add new entries or categories. It is hoped that applying the "wiki" model to the practical problem of indexing the World Wide Web will produce a new and dynamic kind of web directory. | ||
Other free-to-edit directories of web sites include [[AboutUs]] and [[Chainki]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 22:12, 4 April 2012
Description[edit]
Wikifetch is a free-to-edit directory of web sites and services, which will provide fast and efficient categorisation and searching of entries, plus the ability for any visitor to amend the directory to correct or improve information, or to add new entries or categories. It is hoped that applying the "wiki" model to the practical problem of indexing the World Wide Web will produce a new and dynamic kind of web directory.
Other free-to-edit directories of web sites include AboutUs and Chainki.