Wiki Concepts Narrative - Revision history

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‎Wiki Tags and EditHints

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 [[Ward Cunningham]] advocated the use of [[DocumentMode]] rather [[ThreadMode]], in other words [[DissertationFavoredOverDialog]]. Each page was to begin with an [[OpeningStatement]], and visitors were encouraged to edit pages in the role of an anonymous [[WikiAuthor]].
-[[ReFactoring]] improves the structure of code without changing the functionality of the application. The term has also come to mean rearranging a wiki page to improve it's structure.
+One form of editing is [[ReFactoring]], which is a programming term which has come to mean rearranging a wiki page to improve it's structure.
 *[[ThreadMess]]

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 [[WikiModes]] were first defined on the [[WikiWikiWeb]] as "modes of interaction and annotation" on the wiki. The principal modes are [[DocumentMode]], which is when a Wiki contribution is written in the third person and left unsigned, and [[ThreadMode]], which is a form of discussion where the wiki community holds a conversation.
-Ward Cunningham advocated use of [[DocumentMode]] in preference to [[ThreadMode]], in other words: [[DissertationFavoredOverDialog]]
+[[Ward Cunningham]] advocated the use of [[DocumentMode]] rather [[ThreadMode]], in other words [[DissertationFavoredOverDialog]]. Each page was to begin with an [[OpeningStatement]], and visitors were encouraged to edit pages in the role of an anonymous [[WikiAuthor]].
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-http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?DissertationFavoredOverDialog
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-Visitors were thus encouraged to edit pages.
 [[ReFactoring]] improves the structure of code without changing the functionality of the application. The term has also come to mean rearranging a wiki page to improve it's structure.

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 [[WikiModes]] were first defined on the [[WikiWikiWeb]] as "modes of interaction and annotation" on the wiki. The principal modes are [[DocumentMode]], which is when a Wiki contribution is written in the third person and left unsigned, and [[ThreadMode]], which is a form of discussion where the wiki community holds a conversation.
-Ward Cunningham advocated use of [[DocumentMode]] in preference to [[ThreadMode]]
+Ward Cunningham advocated use of [[DocumentMode]] in preference to [[ThreadMode]], in other words: [[DissertationFavoredOverDialog]]
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 [[DissertationFavoredOverDialog]]
 http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?DissertationFavoredOverDialog

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	Visitors were thus encouraged to edit pages.		Visitors were thus encouraged to edit pages.

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-This will be a narrative presentation of basic Wiki Concepts.
+__NOTOC__
-==What is a wiki==
+==Basic Wiki Concepts==
-The basic Wiki Concept is the idea of [[Wiki]] itself: a website where any visitor can edit pages.
+A [[Wiki]] is a website where any visitor can edit pages. The first Wiki was [[Ward Cunningham]]'s website [[WikiWikiWeb]]. Wikis were first brought to public attention by the collaborative on-line encyclopedia [[Wikipedia]].
 ==WikiModes and Editing==
-Several different modes of interaction and annotation are listed on the [[WikiWikiWeb]] page about [[WikiModes]]. The principal modes are [[DocumentMode]], which is when a Wiki contribution is written in the third person and left unsigned, and [[ThreadMode]], which is a form of discussion where our community holds a conversation.
+[[WikiModes]] were first defined on the [[WikiWikiWeb]] as "modes of interaction and annotation" on the wiki. The principal modes are [[DocumentMode]], which is when a Wiki contribution is written in the third person and left unsigned, and [[ThreadMode]], which is a form of discussion where the wiki community holds a conversation.
 [[ReFactoring]] improves the structure of code without changing the functionality of the application. The term has also come to mean rearranging a wiki page to improve it's structure.
 *[[ThreadMess]]
 *[[WikiMaster]]

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 An [[EditHint]] is a marker set to point out places where edits would be of benefit, such as to clarify the original intent or to apply a second opinion.
-EditHint is the general tag, and there are numerous specialized refactoring tags, such as [[RefactorMe]], [[AnswerMe]], [[DeleteMe]], [[DeleteWhenCooked]], DeleteThisPageSoon, TooLargeToGrasp, [[BrokenLink]], [[BrokenWhitespace]] and [[ToDo]].
+EditHint is the general tag, and there are numerous specialized refactoring tags, such as [[RefactorMe]], AnswerMe, [[DeleteMe]], [[DeleteWhenCooked]], DeleteThisPageSoon, TooLargeToGrasp, [[BrokenLink]], [[BrokenWhitespace]] and [[ToDo]].
 *[[OnTopic]]

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 ==WikiHistory==
-*[[XpFreeZone]]
+*XpFreeZone
 *[[WikiMindWipe]]
 *[[WikiReductionists]]

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 ==Wiki Tags and EditHints==
 *[[WikiBadge]]
+*[[WikiTag]]
 *[[WikiSquatting]]
-An [[EditHint]] is a marker set to point out places where edits would be of benefit, such as to clarify the original intent or to apply a second opinion. EditHint is the general tag, and there are numerous specialized refactoring tags, such as [[RefactorMe]], [[AnswerMe]], [[DeleteMe]], [[DeleteWhenCooked]], [[DeleteThisPageSoon]], [[TooLargeToGrasp]], [[BrokenLink]], [[BrokenWhitespace]] and [[ToDo]].
+An [[EditHint]] is a marker set to point out places where edits would be of benefit, such as to clarify the original intent or to apply a second opinion.
 *[[OnTopic]]

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 ==Other==
 *[[AntiPattern]]
 *[[WikiSpam]]
 *[[Wikilandia]]