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Anybody who is enthusiastic about palms can contribute to making PalmPedia the most innovative and cutting-edge reference tool available. And have fun doing it. Palm knowledge is unnecessary. Computer knowledge is unnecessary. Spelling and grammer are unnecessary. The idea of a wiki is that anyone can contribute in any capacity in which they feel comfortable, and as a result the project slowly improves and evolves with many participants helping it along. Contributions can be as simple as correcting a spelling mistake.
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Anybody who is enthusiastic about palms can contribute to making Palmpedia the most innovative and cutting-edge reference tool available. And have fun doing it. Palm knowledge is unnecessary. Computer knowledge is unnecessary. Spelling and grammer are unnecessary. The idea of a wiki is that anyone can contribute in any capacity in which they feel comfortable, and as a result the project slowly improves and evolves with many participants helping it along. Contributions can be as simple as correcting a spelling mistake.
Unless you have used a wiki, the whole concept of allowing anyone to contribute and edit sounds absurd. However, it is very well thought out and is a proven success. If you haven't already used it, refer to Wikipedia[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page] as an illustration of it's power and potential.
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Unless you have already used a wiki, the whole concept of allowing anyone to contribute and edit content sounds absurd. However, it is very well thought out and is a proven success. If you haven't already used it, refer to Wikipedia[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page] as an illustration of it's power and potential.

Revision as of 11:54, 24 April 2007

Anybody who is enthusiastic about palms can contribute to making Palmpedia the most innovative and cutting-edge reference tool available. And have fun doing it. Palm knowledge is unnecessary. Computer knowledge is unnecessary. Spelling and grammer are unnecessary. The idea of a wiki is that anyone can contribute in any capacity in which they feel comfortable, and as a result the project slowly improves and evolves with many participants helping it along. Contributions can be as simple as correcting a spelling mistake. Unless you have already used a wiki, the whole concept of allowing anyone to contribute and edit content sounds absurd. However, it is very well thought out and is a proven success. If you haven't already used it, refer to Wikipedia[1] as an illustration of it's power and potential.