Not being critical in the least, in fact, I applaud the early adoption of the
wiki, but I work in Knowledge Management as an Information Developer and I
would NEVER create an information store (read "wiki") without FIRST creating
the taxonomy (architecture) of the site...It is much better for the host to
create the "content buckets" first and let the contributors adjust the location
of those buckets as new information is added... leaving it up to the individual
to know where to put information could backfire and make the wiki unuseable...
just a suggestion.
Clark Cone
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