What is Wiki?
The term "Wiki" concerns the type of server software that allows visitors to easily create and edit the content of the website. Using a series of simple format code codes, visitors can create their own content on the website or add hyperlinks, headlines, lists, tables and images to existing pages. While HTML coding can be used to perform these functions, the content management method is easier for users with minimal computer skills. The website that uses this content management system supports cooperation and commitment to open ideas between a diverse group of visitors. Most Wiki websites are non -profit, although some are trying to generate income using associated links and advertising. Yklopedia has written and edited volunteers, it is perhaps the most famous Wiki on the Internet. This site has millions of articles written in several different languages and includes a variety of topics, including history, religion, politics, travelOutgoing and popular culture. It is a project of the Wikimedia Foundation Foundation, a non -profit charity organization that also runs a number of other websites for cooperation.
While Wikipedia® is a phenomenally successful web, the content creation method has disadvantages. On one of this website, anyone can write and modify the material, so the quality of the content is often questionable. A common problem is spelling mistakes, poor grammar and factual inaccuracies. Some sites also had problems with jokes, spam, vandalism and unauthorized commercial content. Wiki websites that cover policy, religion and other controversials often have problems with visitors who also present harmful content.
Due to the problems associated with the WIKI website method, people are people when using information obtained from Wikipedia® and other similar websites where content can be addedn and revised by the public. In general, it is not a good idea for Internet users to rely on medical, financial or historical information if they cannot verify the content through another source. For this reason, many universities and universities now have formal policies that prohibit students to quote these websites as source material for deadlines and research projects.