A Wiki For Life?
I’m a big fan of using wikis in the workplace (In fact I was part of a team that got Proctor and Gamble to start using Wiki’s for their Metamucil team back in 2003 when no one had heard of Wikis). Mike Wilson pushed wikis on me back then and I have never looked back. Our IT team uses one with a passion. Today while I was going over my “to do” list I realized that a personal wiki for everything me, would be perfect. I know Scott Hanselman pimped TiddlyWiki so I am giving it a try. I have three sections - MyIT, MyMarketing, MyLife (I believe Tiddly uses camel case, which is old school wiki style I love). It’s set as my default page on my browser. I’ll report back on if this works out.
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Written by Tim on February 9th, 2007 with
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#1. February 10th, 2007, at 2:35 AM.
I’ve been reading most of your posts. I’ve noticed a trend; you hate
google. Why do you have them pay for your site then? People reading
this are thinking, “Wow what a real bone-head, talking trash about
one of the greatest browsers and even uses it!” Nice post about me by
they way.
P.S. - You have a flaw in your html or css whatever you use in your
text form (Doesn’t automatically go to the next line) more than happy
to give you some advice, by the way thanks for you help today!
-Tyler-