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One of the special things that a [[wiki]] enables is the ability to easily work with others online. [[Meatball:ThreadMode]] talks about the difficulty of a strong signal ratio in threaded discussions. | One of the special things that a [[wiki]] enables is the ability to easily work with others online. [[Meatball:ThreadMode]] talks about the difficulty of a strong signal ratio in threaded discussions. | ||
Working wikily, {{tag|Collaboration|collaborating}} with each other, one can see another's edits and try to understand what the other person is doing. This is because a core value of wiki communities is [[assume good faith]]. | Working wikily, {{tag|Collaboration|collaborating}} with each other, one can see another's edits and try to understand what the other person is doing. This is because a core value of wiki communities is [[assume good faith]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:49, 4 November 2022
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One of the special things that a wiki enables is the ability to easily work with others online. Meatball:ThreadMode talks about the difficulty of a strong signal ratio in threaded discussions.
Working wikily, collaborating with each other, one can see another's edits and try to understand what the other person is doing. This is because a core value of wiki communities is assume good faith.