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Thursday, February 17, 2005
A wonderful illustration of how a wiki works
This morning while catching up on a number of blogs using my RSS reader, FeedDemon, I discovered this absolutely fascinating piece that Jon Udell has created to illustrate how wikis work. Spend the ten minutes it takes to view this illustration and I'm confident you'll be as entertained as I was. It was this post from David Pogue in the New York Times that pointed me to it. By the way, following the link to David Pogue's article requires registration at the New York Times website.
- posted by Perry @ 9:21 AM
