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Wikis described in plain English
1 CommentFurther to my commitment in 2007 to be as inclusive as possible to ‘newbies’, I’m going to try and either provide definitions myself, or link to definitions about things which are mentioned on this and other blogs. Some may be wondering what a ‘wiki’ is. Well, apart from going to Wikipedia for a definition, there’s a wonderfully straightforward definition of what one is here: CommonCraft – Wikis described in plain English :D
Published on January 7, 2007 · Filed under: Uncategorized;
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