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The best '''wiki best practice''' list for highly [[political wiki]]s is this one at [[dowire]]: [http://dowire.org/wiki/wiki_best_practice en: dowire: wiki_best_practice]. | The best '''wiki best practice''' list for highly [[political wiki]]s is this one at [[dowire]][http://dowire.org/wiki .org]: [http://dowire.org/wiki/wiki_best_practice en: dowire: wiki_best_practice]. | ||
These practices have been validated in very demanding [[e-government]] and [[e-democracy]] applications. Some evolved in defiance of the [[sysop power structure]] of [[Wikimedia]], which exercised extreme fascist pressure to defeat [[trollist]] forces, so unsuccessfully that it must now be taken as a lesson not to attempt to resist [[trolls]] or [[trollist]]s. | These practices have been validated in very demanding [[e-government]] and [[e-democracy]] applications. Some evolved in defiance of the [[sysop power structure]] of [[Wikimedia]], which exercised extreme fascist pressure to defeat [[trollist]] forces, so unsuccessfully that it must now be taken as a lesson not to attempt to resist [[trolls]] or [[trollist]]s. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:07, 27 August 2005
The best wiki best practice list for highly political wikis is this one at dowire.org: en: dowire: wiki_best_practice.
These practices have been validated in very demanding e-government and e-democracy applications. Some evolved in defiance of the sysop power structure of Wikimedia, which exercised extreme fascist pressure to defeat trollist forces, so unsuccessfully that it must now be taken as a lesson not to attempt to resist trolls or trollists.