On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, Rod Welch wrote:
> Everybody probably knows this, but what is the difference between Wiki and
> Zwiki. I was worried I had not heard these words correctly, but looking at the
> DKR shows both are used.
Wiki, short for Wiki Wiki Web, is the generic term used for these World
Wide Web pages that are editable by anyone. Zwiki, short for Zope Wiki,
is a Zope-based implementation of Wiki.
> Has this been set out in the record?
I'll add these to our zWiki glossary.
> [book references deleted]
These are great, Rod. Could you add these to our Wiki system, along with
your brief commentary highlighting why these books our pertinent to our
effort, and with links to your full reviews? Thanks.
-Eugene
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