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==Description==
==Description==
'''Theme Park Insider''' is a consumer's guide to the world's top [http://www.themeparkinsider.com theme and amusement parks], written and maintained by consumers themselves. Founded in 1999 by journalist [http://www.robertniles.com Robert Niles], ThemeParkInsider.com adopted a [[wiki]] format for its listings in December 2005.


Theme Park Insider is a consumer's guide to the world's top [http://www.themeparkinsider.com theme and amusement parks], written and maintained by consumers themselves. Founded in 1999 by journalist [http://www.robertniles.com Robert Niles], ThemeParkInsider.com adopted a wiki format for its listings in December 2005.
Logged-in readers may edit the descriptions on each listing page for the parks, rides, shows, {{tag|restaurants}} and {{tag|hotels}} the site covers. In addition, each listing page contains non-wiki content, where readers may cast votes and post comments on the listed venue.
 
Logged-in readers may edit the descriptions on each listing page for the parks, rides, shows, {{tag|restaurants}} and {{tag|hotels}} the site covers. In addition, each listing page contains non-wiki content, where readers may cast votes and post comments on the listed venue.


Wikis are also used to power "evergreen" feature articles, including:
Wikis are also used to power "evergreen" feature articles, including:
 
*[http://www.themeparkinsider.com/reviews/how_to_save_money_with_theme_park_deals_and_discounts/ How to Save Money with Theme Park Deals and Discounts]
* [http://www.themeparkinsider.com/reviews/how_to_save_money_with_theme_park_deals_and_discounts/ How to Save Money with Theme Park Deals and Discounts]
*[http://www.themeparkinsider.com/reviews/what's_new_or_under_construction_at_top_theme_parks/ What's New or Under Construction at Top Theme Parks]
* [http://www.themeparkinsider.com/reviews/what's_new_or_under_construction_at_top_theme_parks/ What's New or Under Construction at Top Theme Parks]
*[http://www.themeparkinsider.com/reviews/theme_park_safety_tips/ Theme Park Safety Tips]
* [http://www.themeparkinsider.com/reviews/theme_park_safety_tips/ Theme Park Safety Tips]
*[http://www.themeparkinsider.com/reviews/how_to_contact_various_theme_parks/ How to Contact Various Theme Parks]
* [http://www.themeparkinsider.com/reviews/how_to_contact_various_theme_parks/ How to Contact Various Theme Parks]


In each case, readers who are unfamiliar with wiki technology, or unwilling to edit someone else's work, may still contribute to the page by appending a comment beneath the wiki itself.
In each case, readers who are unfamiliar with wiki technology, or unwilling to edit someone else's work, may still contribute to the page by appending a comment beneath the wiki itself.


ThemeParkInsider.com is written in [http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/ ColdFusion], and provides an example of how a developer can use wiki technology within a content management system to provide group editing functionality in a reader-driven news website.
ThemeParkInsider.com is written in [http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/ ColdFusion], and provides an example of how a developer can use wiki technology within a content management system to provide group editing functionality in a reader-driven news website.
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Revision as of 22:33, 19 December 2011

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Main topic: Theme Parks

Description

Theme Park Insider is a consumer's guide to the world's top theme and amusement parks, written and maintained by consumers themselves. Founded in 1999 by journalist Robert Niles, ThemeParkInsider.com adopted a wiki format for its listings in December 2005.

Logged-in readers may edit the descriptions on each listing page for the parks, rides, shows, restaurants and hotels the site covers. In addition, each listing page contains non-wiki content, where readers may cast votes and post comments on the listed venue.

Wikis are also used to power "evergreen" feature articles, including:

In each case, readers who are unfamiliar with wiki technology, or unwilling to edit someone else's work, may still contribute to the page by appending a comment beneath the wiki itself.

ThemeParkInsider.com is written in ColdFusion, and provides an example of how a developer can use wiki technology within a content management system to provide group editing functionality in a reader-driven news website.

Wiki size: unknown size [No see stats]

(As of: DD Month YYYY)