Feb 28, 2008

Day 17: How open or closed should your wiki be?

Day 17 - 21 Days of Wiki AdoptionWho should see it? Who shouldn’t? Who should be able to edit it? Who shouldn’t? These are legitimate questions people ask when first thinking about how to use a wiki. Here’s the answer you should use the first time-and every time-you add information to your wiki:

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