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| - | **mbvan.org** is built on [[doku>|DokuWiki]], a widely used implementation of the wiki technology. DokuWiki is an open source project led by [[http://www.splitbrain.org|Andreas Gohr]] of Berlin. He heads up a small team of primary developers and a wider community of DokuWiki users who contribute bits and pieces, bug fixes, and add-ons called plugins. Among the latter is the **Discussion** plugin, which is the basis for the discussion section of **mbvan.org**. | + | **mbvan.org** is built on [[doku>|DokuWiki]], a widely used implementation of the wiki technology. DokuWiki is an open source project led by [[http://www.splitbrain.org|Andreas Gohr]] of Berlin. He heads up a small team of primary developers and a wider community of DokuWiki users who contribute bits and pieces, bug fixes, and add-ons called plugins. Among the latter is the **Discussion** plugin, which is the basis for the discussion section of **mbvan.org**.((Note from 2014: The Discussion section was discontinued some years ago.)) |
| A wiki, in its most unrestrictive form, lets visitors to a site edit, add content, and create new pages for new topics. The most widely used wiki of this sort is Wikipedia. But wikis can also be used as content management systems, that is, as the means to organize and deliver the content of a web site to its visitors. It's in this way that **mbvan.org** uses DokuWiki. Many wikis stand somewhere in between the unrestricted formats such as Wikipedia and Content Management Systems. [[http://net18reaching.org|Cityscapes]], a project of my own, is something like this. | A wiki, in its most unrestrictive form, lets visitors to a site edit, add content, and create new pages for new topics. The most widely used wiki of this sort is Wikipedia. But wikis can also be used as content management systems, that is, as the means to organize and deliver the content of a web site to its visitors. It's in this way that **mbvan.org** uses DokuWiki. Many wikis stand somewhere in between the unrestricted formats such as Wikipedia and Content Management Systems. [[http://net18reaching.org|Cityscapes]], a project of my own, is something like this. | ||
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