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WikiBibliography

By Meredith Farkas | February 18, 2005

The WikiBibliography pulls together articles and commentary on Wikis from a variety of areas. Most of the citations have links to the actual article, so it’s a great resource for those of you who are interested in what Wikis have to offer. It’s a really comprehensive webpage, and very useful if you can ignore the distracting page background. [via Blake at LISNews]

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