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I don't understand how this is different from a wiki. I think that wikipedia already contains the collective knowledge from a vast amount of people and, dare I
by prerok 6y ago
I don't understand how this is different from a wiki. I think that wikipedia already contains the collective knowledge from a vast amount of people and, dare I say it, is already the knowledge base of humanity.
Can you explain a bit more what the difference is?
- allenleein 6y agoGood question. It's very different. For example, if you want to install/learn Haskell, Lisp...on your machine, you don't want to follow Wikipedia. Instead, you go community-generated docs or personal blogs for the updated docs.