Wikipedia shares wiki software

Posted by Allie Judson on December 13, 2006 at 11:45 AM

Jimmy Wales, founder of the user edited encyclopedia Wikipedia and site Wikia.com, plans to offer software, storage and network access for free to website creators who hope to create their own community websites.

Wales plans on sharing the software because many businesses have shown interest in using sharing technology to collaborate on group projects and ideas. "It is open-source software and open content," Wales told the Reuters. "We will be providing the computer hosting for free, and the publisher can keep the advertising revenue."     

Source: BBC

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ricky morlie said:

It means planning to beating wikipedia good thing if there is no vision so nothing is there...

October 3, 2007 10:09 AM

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