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 [Jeremy.zawodny.com] Why do Wiki RSS Feeds Suck? (by Jeremy Zawodny): Along the way in the MediaWiki world is handling 250,000 changes per week and a doubling time of 8-16 weeks for the English Wikipedia in some semi-sane way. If someone wants a feature in the RSS area and is comfortable enough with PHP to write it, please feel free...:)

[Ross.typepad.com] Ross Mayfield's Weblog: Searching Wiki Feeds: I believe we helped start a general trend for RSS in wikis and this conversation may help raise the bar again. Even though the vast majority of Socialtext wikis are private (providing private syndication), our handful of public spaces will ping cooperatively (we ping Technorati today). 

[Pandora Squared - Web and Business Architects, Consultants, Social Media Marketing, Software and Blogging hope not hype] Fast Company not so fast, and not so relevant: . That is all. I think to the really well thought out blog Mike Arrington wrote about Gillmore Gang and objectivity, and how the press interacts and a lot of other points. Ok. So maybe they weren’t going to use my information, but the fact that I was threatened that they would only use me in the piece if I took down my blog bothered me.

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