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When most people hear “wiki,” the first thing that comes to mind is probably Wikipedia. But that’s about to change. The controversial encyclopedia’s immense popularity has enabled the wiki — or collaborative website — to evolve into a richer, more useful resource than the catch-all that is Wikipedia. They’re not just for lazy college students in need of quick essay sources anymore.
Stop sorting through millions of Wikipedia pages and start surfing topic-specific wikis that are better suited to your interests and needs.
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9:13 AM March 25, 2009
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