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Wiki

Từ "wiki", là một từ tiếng Hawaii có nghĩa là "nhanh".

Wiki là một dạng trang web mà nội dung có thể sửa đổi được từ trình duyệt web và mỗi trang có thể chỉnh sửa có giữ lịch sử sửa đổi. Wiki thường (không hẳn là mọi lúc) có thể được sửa đổi bởi bất cứ ai ghé thăm trang.

• wiki (as an adjective), "the wiki way", and the antonym un-wiki are also used to describe the community-oriented philosophy that goes with such a system (e.g. "that's not a very wiki way of doing things").

• Wiki (with a capital 'W') is an incorrect term, although it has sometimes been used to refer to either Wikipedia or the Portland Pattern Repository (also known as WikiWikiWeb), which was the first wiki to be created.

• wiki software and wiki engine are terms referring to pieces of software that power wiki websites. There are many types of wiki software; some very simple, others with advanced features.

See also: Wikipedia's entry on "wiki software".

For a more complete description, see Wikipedia's entry on "wiki".

Wikimedia

Wikimedia is the collective name for the Wikimedia movement, revolving around a group of inter-related projects, including Wikipedia, Wiktionary, Wikiquote and others, which aim to use the collaborative power of the Internet, and the wiki concept, to create and share free knowledge of all kinds.

• The term Wikimedia servers is often used, referring to the computer hardware on which all Wikimedia projects are hosted.

• Wikimedia Foundation is a non-profit organisation headquartered in San Francisco that runs the Wikimedia projects and the MediaWiki software.

Wikimedia Deutschland, Wikimedia Russia etc. are the names of dozens of local chapters of enthusiasts of Wikimedia projects. They are independent of the Wikimedia Foundation and the Wikimedia projects. Wikimedia, depending on the context and locale, is often incorrectly used as a short name for the Wikimedia projects, or a chapter, or the Wikimedia Foundation (the latter can happen also on this wiki).

• The Wikimedia Meta-Wiki, commonly referred to as Meta, is the wiki used to discuss issues which affect all Wikimedia projects. See also: Meta:About.

Wikipedia

Wikipedia is a Wikimedia project that is a global, free and multilingual internet encyclopedia. It is the oldest and largest Wikimedia project, founded in 2001 predating the Wikimedia Foundation itself, which was founded in 2003. Wikipedia is often described as a wiki, but it is in fact a collection of over 200 wikis, one for each language, all running on the MediaWiki software.

MediaWiki

MediaWiki is a particular wiki engine software developed for and used by Wikipedia and the other Wikimedia projects. MediaWiki is freely available for others to use (and improve), and it is in use by all sorts of projects and organisations around the world.

This site, mediawiki.org, is intended for information about MediaWiki and related software.

See also

• Introduction to the Wikimedia Technical Ecosystem - an overview of major technical areas where developers can contribute to Wikimedia technology.
• Hướng dẫn: MediaWiki là gì?

• Sites using MediaWiki

• How to become a MediaWiki hacker

• Project:MediaWiki không phải là Wikipedia
• Learning patterns/Wikimedia lexicon: wiki, wikipedia, wikimedia, wikimania and the confusing wikiblabla

Video

• "The State of Wikipedia" (2011 animation, narrated by Jimmy Wales) on YouTube

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