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|about URL        = http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiWikiWeb
|about URL        = http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiWikiWeb
|founder = WardCunningham
|founder = WardCunningham
|status          = Active
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|language        = English
|language        = English
|editmode        = OpenEdit
|editmode        = ReadOnly
|engine          = WikiWikiWeb
|engine          = WikiWikiWeb
|maintopic        = Software development
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'''WikiWikiWeb''' is the first {{tag|Wiki Engine|wiki engine}} and wiki forum ever!  The wiki engine has been developed in the {{tag|Perl}} programming language since 1994 by [[WardCunningham]], and is based on a HyperCard stack that Cunningham designed for {{tag|collaboration}} with his former colleagues at Tektronix in Portland, Oregon.
'''WikiWikiWeb''' is the first {{tag|Wiki Engine|wiki engine}} and wiki forum ever!  The wiki engine has been developed in the {{tag|Perl}} programming language since 1994 by [[WardCunningham]], and is based on a HyperCard stack that Cunningham designed for {{tag|collaboration}} with his former colleagues at Tektronix in Portland, Oregon.
As of 2014.12.26 23:46 C2 is effectively locked indefinitely by a world wide [[RangeBlock]]. The HomePage does not mention of it and pages appear to be editable until one tries to save the edit.


The wiki forum was inaugurated in the Internet domain of Cunningham's {{tag|software}} consultancy Cunningham & Cunningham, Incorporated, also in Portland, on March 25, 1995, as an automated add-on to its [[Portland Pattern Repository]], a directory for publication of programming patterns which programmers sent by E-mail.
The wiki forum was inaugurated in the Internet domain of Cunningham's {{tag|software}} consultancy Cunningham & Cunningham, Incorporated, also in Portland, on March 25, 1995, as an automated add-on to its [[Portland Pattern Repository]], a directory for publication of programming patterns which programmers sent by E-mail.
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