How is this different from a normal webpage?

Local users can edit locally, and they can link to remote pages, and they can copy remote texts and turn them into local pages.

Interesting! Might be something I’d wanna migrate parts of Idiomdrottning.org over to. Down the line. Need to prioritize spoons.

Alex writes:

Perhaps there is something to it, but perhaps there simply is something to writing hypertext. Alone.

I mean I don’t just make internal links. I link to other people and to Wikipedia. Ideally the entire web is one big web. “Wiki” was invented by Ward to make web quickly. Wiki means fast or quick.

Online tool that helps you choose the wiki that is best suited for your needs.

Online tool that helps you choose the wiki that is best suited for your needs.

JotSpot makes simple web applications simple to build by combining wikis and web applications in an easy-to-use hosted service for workgroups

surprising way to wiki – links will ‘stack’ new information below (instead of going to another page), editing is way too easy… no server-side components