Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

  Off The Broiler: Savory New York is a fairly new site and they are using a relatively out-of-the-box implementation of MediaWiki , but they've got some nice content up and managed to mix it well with Google Video clips of various restaurants they've been to. I'm really looking forward to watching this site progress. (via Cosmos)

The Anthropik Network: It's our latest MediaWiki-based project, but instead of developing an encyclopedia with it, we're trying to use it to develop an anthropology of the future.  Users are completely free to use, edit, and add to the wiki as they see fit, creating a uniquely realistic, changing world.  The name refers to the shared belief from the Maya and the Hopi that we currently live in the Fourth World, with three preceding worlds that were destroyed by humans losing sight of their relationship with the rest of the world. In each world, there was a small group that did remember their relationship with the world, and so survived to populate the next world. (via Cosmos)

P2P Foundation: Sites like Skinnycorp thrive on giving a space for users to create a community of interest. Similarly the astronomical prices paid for MySpace and Skype on the part of large corporate actors were motivated by the ethical standing that these brands had accumulated, rather than any realistic predictions of recuperating investments through advertising or other revenues. (via Cosmos)

P2P Foundation: Essentially a means of taking p2p to the streets, the PocketPacket is a downloadable set of posters, stickers and postcards to attach to community dictated monthly projects, to be dropped off in public spaces. The first of these projects is that of the PocketPedia. (via Cosmos)

  What I Learned Today”¦: At the beginning of the year I set up my first MediaWiki site. It wasn’t easy to figure everything out - and there is A LOT to figure out. (via Cosmos)

  Webby’s World: Like all Wikimedia projects, it must be writeen in a neutral point-of-view. This is a lot better than other news sources, which can be in any point-of-view (most UK newspapers have a political affiliation - same with US TV). (via Cosmos)

 [freshmeat.net: Welcome to freshmeat.net] WikyBlog 0.9 (Default branch): WikyBlog is a Bliki CMS (blog + wiki) written in PHP/MySQL. It has a MediaWiki derived syntax, is AJAX-enhanced, supports UTF-8, and is extendable (e.g.

[Software As She’s Developed] Got Captcha? Antispam on AjaxPatterns: Ajax, AjaxPatterns, Captcha, MediaWiki, Patterns, Spam, Wiki I’ve been blabbing on about how I’m going to open up the AjaxPatterns wiki for as long as it’s been online (about a year), blah blah, talk is cheap. Anyway, it’s a few steps closer now.

 [The Map is Not the Territory] Content Managment System Needed: I can't find one that has everything I need or even one that has almost everything I need and I can wedge in some other components to cover the rest. So much to my chagrin it looks like I am going to have spend a whole lot of time writing a CMS when I really don't want to.

[Software As She’s Developed] State of Ajax Patterns: Ajax, AjaxPatterns, Book Here's what's going on with AjaxPatterns.org and the O'Reilly Ajax Design Patterns book. Many of you have mailed about this and many others asked at the conference, so this post is probably long overdue.

[Wikithat.com] Wiki That!: Now if you read this blog with any regularity, you know how focused I am on improving productivity, reducing email, and ending up with better quality results through more productive collaboration using the wiki. This enterprise organization is taking the approach of using the wiki as a ”˜repository for emails related to a given project’.

 [Gihyo.co.jp] Simple, Collaborative, Quick: Wiki Websites 「Simple ...: But for website experts, Wikipedia is of interest for another reason: it is the world's best-known "wiki"-a style of website that uses lots of hyperlinked text to store information in readable form. In this age of multimedia Web development- JavaScript? and Flash animated images, and streaming audio and video-wikis seem like a throwback to an earlier era of the Internet.

 [Blog.case.edu] Gregory Szorc's blog - CaseWiki Archives: Using WIkis in Education (12:24) - Using Wikis in Education This site is dedicated for examples of how to use wikis in an educational environment. Oh,...

 [Ajaxian.com] Ajaxian » 2005 » November: There are also Ajax wikipedia mashups like Placeopedia. All of this will likely be followed by more of the wikis themselves adopting Ajax features: Jotspot is into Ajax in a big way, but the open-source wiki engines - including mediawiki, which powers wikipedia - haven’t done much Ajax to date.

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