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CommunityWiki: One Big Soup

Posted Wed, 06/03/2009 - 20:08 by Sam Rose
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http://www.communitywiki.org/en/OneBigSoup

On CommunityWiki, we no longer look at InterWiki as the ultimate in networking wiki. Rather, we believe in networking WikiEngines with all SocialSoftware so that wiki, with its inherent advantages for managing semi-stable collective text, replaces less effective content management paradigms.When all communications software (see SocialSoftware) are integrated, we call the resulting mix: “OneBigSoup.”

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