Examples of well-designed wikis?
April 4, 2011 8:00 AM Subscribe
What are some examples of well-designed wikis (that break the mold of the traditional wiki look and feel)?
I'm doing research into wikis, to see if a site we currently maintain at work (labor-intensive, single author) could possibly be re-invented as a wiki. One of the dealbreakers, though, is the ability to customize the overall look and feel.
I found this prior Ask MeFi question, but I'm hoping there might be some newer examples out there.
So far, the best example I've seen has been the This Might Be a Wiki (for They Might Be Giants)... which uses MediaWiki. Seems to fit the bill, but would love to see some additional examples out there.
PS: Wikia seems to host some decent examples, but is out of the running since it seems to be more entertainment-centric.
I'm doing research into wikis, to see if a site we currently maintain at work (labor-intensive, single author) could possibly be re-invented as a wiki. One of the dealbreakers, though, is the ability to customize the overall look and feel.
I found this prior Ask MeFi question, but I'm hoping there might be some newer examples out there.
So far, the best example I've seen has been the This Might Be a Wiki (for They Might Be Giants)... which uses MediaWiki. Seems to fit the bill, but would love to see some additional examples out there.
PS: Wikia seems to host some decent examples, but is out of the running since it seems to be more entertainment-centric.
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posted by jessamyn at 8:43 AM on April 4, 2011