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A '''wiki''' is a collection of articles which can be edited by anybody, and a complete record of all edits is maintained forever.
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A '''wiki''' is a [[website]] collection of articles which can be edited by anybody, and a complete record of all edits is maintained forever.  
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It's typically hosted on a [[website]] that allows visitors to add, edit or remove content in an easy manner.  This facilitates collaborative efforts by many people, often simultaneously.
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It's typically hosted on a website that allows visitors to add, edit or remove content in an easy manner.  This facilitates collaborative efforts by many people, often simultaneously (see [[crowdsourced]]).
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A wiki is considered a type of [[content management system]]. They differ from [[blog]]s or other systems in that the content is created without any defined owner or leader, and wikis have little implicit structure, allowing structure to emerge according to the needs of the users. They are particularly useful for taking notes in a structured way. The spirit behind a wiki is one where you feel free to jump in with both feet and "be bold".
    
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==See Also==
 
==See Also==
 
* [[Conservapedia]]
 
* [[Conservapedia]]
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* [[:Category:Wikis]]
 
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* '''[[Censorship]]:'''  [[Tools of censorship]], [[Censorability]], [[Fairness Doctrine]], [[Liberal censorship]], [[Media censorship]]
 
* '''[[Censorship]]:'''  [[Tools of censorship]], [[Censorability]], [[Fairness Doctrine]], [[Liberal censorship]], [[Media censorship]]
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