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Meet Hervé Soksok, Vanuatu’s first GPS-toting, creative-commons-licensing community cartographer.
I ran into Hervé at Wan Smolbag’s computer centre a few weeks ago and we swapped email addresses. He’s been attending daily computer classes there, where he spends an [...]
I’ve been looking for a simple, lightweight wiki application for my website since my recent redesign. Here’s what I wanted:
quick, no-nonsense install and configuration easily restrict editing access (me, and perhaps a small handful of friends) clean interface and pleasant markup that doesn’t make me want to scream (TWiki, I’m looking at you!) easily themeable to [...]
Nestoria announces the winners of their API hacking contest. I really love the secondhand clothes mashup: find Oxfam shops in pricey neighbourhoods, where there are likely to be lots of designer clothes donated.
Three random cool things I’ve discovered on US real estate sites:
Zillow have a property guide wiki on their site, which has [...]
I just can’t stop.
We’ve got one wiki page called “NewDeveloperInduction”, and on the day a new hire starts, they quickly learn that that page contains — or links to — all the basic information they’re going to need to know in their first week or two. We also have a policy [...]
In followup to Lifehack’s 5 uses for a wiki at work, via Social Media in Australia, here are another five:
Funny this wasn’t in the original five, but perhaps it’s just too obvious. Most places I’ve worked, the wiki’s been installed by the techies and has taken off in that group first. [...]
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