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So how do you get people to use a wiki? The most successful wikis are the ones that meet a distinct need; either they serve a specific end

Implementing technology for technology's sake, just because it's cool, will invariably lead to failure.

These perceptions and experiences that lead companies to reject wikis are rooted in a common problem: the vast majority of the public has formed 100 percent of their expectations about what a wiki can and should be based on the single example of Wikipedia.

what makes a wiki so powerful for collaboration is that the "anyone can edit" capability means that the development of a wiki is typically driven by the community of people who use it, rather than being mandated and guided from on-high by a centralized IT or by company leadership.

yolink augments, rather than competes, with traditional search engines. After a quick scan, yolink displays extracts containing your key search terms and provides a one-click method to take you directly to the information located on the particular web page. Once found, information can be easily exported to Google Docs or Diigo using streamlined integration to both services, minimizing the need for multiple clicks.

One such incident, the case State of Missouri vs. Robert Ryan Smothers,
made national news and drew attention to Roorda's bill