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A bliki, in my definition, revolves around the idea that we are often creating definitive works from our experiences. So while a blog captures a moment in time, a bliki is integrated with a wiki and provides comments about wiki related documents. | A bliki, in my definition, revolves around the idea that we are often creating definitive works from our experiences. So while a blog captures a moment in time, a bliki is integrated with a wiki and provides comments about wiki related documents. | ||
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Revision as of 16:38, 11 April 2010
A bliki, in my definition, revolves around the idea that we are often creating definitive works from our experiences. So while a blog captures a moment in time, a bliki is integrated with a wiki and provides comments about wiki related documents.