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The {{tag|Former wiki farm|former}} '''JotSpot''' provided [[wiki]] hosting, aka a {{tag|WikiFarm|wiki farm}}, for {{tag|enterprise}}<ref>[ | The {{tag|Former wiki farm|former}} '''JotSpot''' provided [[wiki]] hosting, aka a {{tag|WikiFarm|wiki farm}}, for {{tag|enterprise}}<ref>[[Archive.org:20080705134227/http://Jot.com/wiki/enterprise-wiki-0.php|JotSpot enterprise wikis]]; ''Jot.com'' (via [[Archive.org]]); 5 July 2008. Quote: ''"Over 2,000 businesses rely on our wiki for work"''.</ref> and [[:Category:Personal|personal]] wiki sites. It included a {{tag|blog}}, {{tag|project management}} tool, bug tracker, and {{tag|Internet forum|discussion forum}}. JotSpot was also a downloadable {{tag|Wiki Engine|wiki engine}}; which included a {{tag|WYSIWYG}} wiki editor, e-mail integration, full text and attachment search, sharable web {{tag|spreadsheet}}s, numerous other features, and also offered a behind the firewall wiki appliance.<ref>[[Archive.org:20080705134251/http://Jot.com/wiki/wiki-overview.php|JotSpot wiki overview]]; ''Jot.com'' (via Archive.org); 5 July 2008.</ref><ref>[[Archive.org:20080515210436/http://Jot.com/gallery/|JotSpot wiki application gallery]]; ''Jot.com'' (via Archive.org); 15 May 2008.</ref> [[JotSpot]][http://Feedback.Jot.com] is the article for the main community feedback wiki, whereas [[JotSpot Developer]][https://web.Archive.org/web/20081220000403/http://Developer.Jot.com/WikiHome] wiki is for the JotSpot [[developer]] community. | ||
At its height, JotSpot could boast an impressive customer base, which included: [[eBay Wiki|eBay]], [[Intel]], [[Oxford University Press]], [[Roxor Games]], [[Ruckus Wireless]], [[Symantec]], [[Wingate Studios]].<ref>[ | At its height, JotSpot could boast an impressive customer base, which included: [[eBay Wiki|eBay]], [[Intel]], [[Oxford University Press]], [[Roxor Games]], [[Ruckus Wireless]], [[Symantec]], [[Wingate Studios]].<ref>[[Archive.org:20080705134219/http://Jot.com/wiki/wiki-customers.php|JotSpot Customers]]; ''Jot.com'' (via Archive.org); 5 July 2008.</ref> | ||
The entire JotSpot {{tag|wiki company}}, '''JotSpot, Inc.''', was taken over by {{tag|Google}} during October 2006,<ref>[ | The entire JotSpot {{tag|wiki company}}, '''JotSpot, Inc.''', was taken over by {{tag|Google}} during October 2006,<ref>[[Archive.org:20061031210458/http://Jot.com|Google has acquired JotSpot]]; ''Jot.com'' (via Archive.org); 31 October 2006.</ref> and existing JotSpot wiki sites were ''supposed'' to be transferred over to {{tag|Google Sites}}, however, none seem to survive today. Original JotSpot sites will be available as an [[:Category:Archived|archive]] at the InternetArchive WaybackMachine at [[Archive.org]], and / or Archive Today at [[archive.is]]. | ||
During June 2016, Google announced the introduction of a complete rebuild of the Google Sites platform, named the 'new Google Sites', along with transition schedule from the legacy, or 'classic Google Sites'.<ref>[[Archive.org:20161122193509/https://TechCrunch.com/2016/11/22/googles-redesigned-google-sites-goes-live/|Google's redesigned Google Sites goes live]]; ''TechCrunch.com'' (via Archive.org); 22 November 2016.</ref><ref>[[Archive.org:20160928014024/https://Apps.Google.com/index__siteseap.html|The new Google Sites]]; ''Apps.Google.com'' (via Archive.org); 28 September 2016.</ref><ref>[https://WorkspaceUpdates.GoogleBlog.com/2017/05/an-update-on-classic-google-sites.html Google Workspace Updates: An update on the classic Google Sites deprecation timeline]; ''WorkspaceUpdates.GoogleBlog.com''; 2 May 2017.</ref> The 'new Google Sites' abandoned all use of JotSpot technology, in favour of its own proprietary software. On 13 August 2020, the New Google Sites became the default option for website creation. | During June 2016, Google announced the introduction of a complete rebuild of the Google Sites platform, named the 'new Google Sites', along with transition schedule from the legacy, or 'classic Google Sites'.<ref>[[Archive.org:20161122193509/https://TechCrunch.com/2016/11/22/googles-redesigned-google-sites-goes-live/|Google's redesigned Google Sites goes live]]; ''TechCrunch.com'' (via Archive.org); 22 November 2016.</ref><ref>[[Archive.org:20160928014024/https://Apps.Google.com/index__siteseap.html|The new Google Sites]]; ''Apps.Google.com'' (via Archive.org); 28 September 2016.</ref><ref>[https://WorkspaceUpdates.GoogleBlog.com/2017/05/an-update-on-classic-google-sites.html Google Workspace Updates: An update on the classic Google Sites deprecation timeline]; ''WorkspaceUpdates.GoogleBlog.com''; 2 May 2017.</ref> The 'new Google Sites' abandoned all use of JotSpot technology, in favour of its own proprietary software. On 13 August 2020, the New Google Sites became the default option for website creation. | ||
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*View a detailed feature list of [[Archive.org:20170119115729/http://www.WikiMatrix.org/show/JotSpot|JotSpot]] on the ''[[WikiMatrix]]'' wiki engine comparison wiki-site. | *View a detailed feature list of [[Archive.org:20170119115729/http://www.WikiMatrix.org/show/JotSpot|JotSpot]] on the ''[[WikiMatrix]]'' wiki engine comparison wiki-site (via [[Archive.org]]). | ||
*[[Archive.org:20080705134315/http://Jot.com/press/|JotSpot news]] — JotSpot public relations, press releases, and news – powered by WordPress (via | *[[Archive.org:20080705134315/http://Jot.com/press/|JotSpot news]] — JotSpot public relations, press releases, and news – powered by WordPress (via Archive.org). | ||
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The following [[wiki]]s were either powered by, or hosted on JotSpot. | The following [[wiki]]s were either powered by, or hosted on '''JotSpot'''. | ||
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Revision as of 14:07, 13 August 2021
- For the replacement of JotSpot, see: category:Google Sites.
https://web.Archive.org/web/20061114052431im_/http://Jot.com/google/headline.gif
The former JotSpot provided wiki hosting, aka a wiki farm, for enterprise[1] and personal wiki sites. It included a blog, project management tool, bug tracker, and discussion forum. JotSpot was also a downloadable wiki engine; which included a WYSIWYG wiki editor, e-mail integration, full text and attachment search, sharable web spreadsheets, numerous other features, and also offered a behind the firewall wiki appliance.[2][3] JotSpot[1] is the article for the main community feedback wiki, whereas JotSpot Developer[2] wiki is for the JotSpot developer community.
At its height, JotSpot could boast an impressive customer base, which included: eBay, Intel, Oxford University Press, Roxor Games, Ruckus Wireless, Symantec, Wingate Studios.[4]
The entire JotSpot wiki company, JotSpot, Inc., was taken over by Google during October 2006,[5] and existing JotSpot wiki sites were supposed to be transferred over to Google Sites, however, none seem to survive today. Original JotSpot sites will be available as an archive at the InternetArchive WaybackMachine at Archive.org, and / or Archive Today at archive.is.
During June 2016, Google announced the introduction of a complete rebuild of the Google Sites platform, named the 'new Google Sites', along with transition schedule from the legacy, or 'classic Google Sites'.[6][7][8] The 'new Google Sites' abandoned all use of JotSpot technology, in favour of its own proprietary software. On 13 August 2020, the New Google Sites became the default option for website creation.
- Awards
It was announced 28 March 2006 that JotSpot had been awarded second place in the 'Wikis (Hosted)' category of the inaugural SEOmoz Web 2.0 Awards of 2006, receiving a score of 10 out of 10 for 'usefulness' and 9 out of 10 for 'content quality'.[9]
- References
- ↑ JotSpot enterprise wikis; Jot.com (via Archive.org); 5 July 2008. Quote: "Over 2,000 businesses rely on our wiki for work".
- ↑ JotSpot wiki overview; Jot.com (via Archive.org); 5 July 2008.
- ↑ JotSpot wiki application gallery; Jot.com (via Archive.org); 15 May 2008.
- ↑ JotSpot Customers; Jot.com (via Archive.org); 5 July 2008.
- ↑ Google has acquired JotSpot; Jot.com (via Archive.org); 31 October 2006.
- ↑ Google's redesigned Google Sites goes live; TechCrunch.com (via Archive.org); 22 November 2016.
- ↑ The new Google Sites; Apps.Google.com (via Archive.org); 28 September 2016.
- ↑ Google Workspace Updates: An update on the classic Google Sites deprecation timeline; WorkspaceUpdates.GoogleBlog.com; 2 May 2017.
- ↑ 2006 Web 2.0 Awards - Wikis (Hosted); Web2.0Awards.org (via Archive.org); SEOmoz; dated 28 March 2006; accessed 28 September 2018.
- External links
- View a detailed feature list of JotSpot on the WikiMatrix wiki engine comparison wiki-site (via Archive.org).
- JotSpot news — JotSpot public relations, press releases, and news – powered by WordPress (via Archive.org).
The following wikis were either powered by, or hosted on JotSpot.
Pages in category “JotSpot”
The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total.
Media in category "JotSpot"
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