According to dictionary.com: A wiki is a "collaborative website whose content can be edited by anyone who has access to it."
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WikiLeaks is in no way affiliated with WikiAnswers.
No. Wikileaks is not a parent company or related to WikiAnswers other than the fact that wiki basically indicates that people can change content on that web page.
Neither copied the other. Both sites are based on the wiki concept, meaning that anyone can contribute to the content on the sites. There are lots of wiki websites on the internet.
No, WikiAnswers is not another version of Wikipedia. Whilst they are both based on wiki technology, their aim is very different: WikiAnswers provides answer to specific questions; Wikipedia is an encyclopedia. It is similar in the way that it uses the 'wiki' format - meaning that anybody can edit the information. Other then that, there are many differences. WikiAnswers is used when the user wants a specific answer to a specific question; Wikipedia is used when the user wants an article on a topic.
Depending on the use, it is normally wiki, from the Hawaiian wiki wiki, meaning quick.The capitalized form should only be used informally when referring to projects such as Wikipedia or WikiAnswers. In formal use, these should be written out so that readers will know which Wiki you are referring to.
Yes, Wikipedia is similar to WikiAnswers in the fact that there are users who can edit anything, and that they both use the Wiki format.
Longest Wiki Besides WikipediaI believe the longest wiki created besides Wikipedia would have to be our own WikiAnswers.
Despite the same "wiki" prefix, WikiAnswers and Wikipedia are not owned by the same companies. WikiAnswers is owned by Answers.com, while Wikipedia is owned by the Wikimedia Foundation.
No, they are different, they just have the same "wiki" prefix. Wiki is a software that allows users to contribute and edit anything online. Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia editable by any user. WikiLeaks was formerly a wiki, but is no longer accepting edits or comments on its site. It leaks sensitive government documents from anonymous sources.
No. A wiki is a kind of site that people can contribute to, giving information. There are lots of sites that start with Wiki in their name. Some are connected to each other, but some are not. There is no connection between WikiAnswers and WikiPedia.
The other websites for wiki are Wikipedia, wikilyrics, wikctionary, and Wikihow.com. That's not including Wikianswers!
The name "Wikipedia" is a portmanteau (a new word made by combining parts of other words) of the words wiki(a technology for creating collaborative websites, from the Hawaiian word wiki, meaning "quick") and encyclopedia.In the same vein, "Wiki Answers" is collaborative, quick, web-based answers. Wikileaks are collaborative, quick, web-based leaked information, etc.