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  1. Re:History of Santa Claus by SupaKoopa · · Score: 1 · on Forbes Fictional 15

    This fake history stuff sounds a lot like http://elothtes.pbwiki.com/

  2. Fantasy writers, eh? by zaknafein3745 · · Score: 1 · on BioWare Hiring Writers by Contest

    No contest needed. Just pick random contributors from the ELotH:TES wiki. Now there's a game concept.

  3. Re:Elmenstor Saga? by zedaar · · Score: 4, Informative · on ELOTH:TES Makes The News

    The idea that the Elemenstor Saga was created by the PA guys is refuted here:

    http://elothtes.pbwiki.com/Penny%20Arcade%20Conspi racy%20Theory

  4. For all you rejects by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Interesting · on Google Summer of Code Project Breakdown

    You can check out the list of rejected ideas, or add your own here:

    http://summerofrejects.pbwiki.com/index.php?wiki=R ejectedIdeas

    and besides that, we have a irc support / collabration channel on :

    irc://irc.freenode.net/google-rejects

    check out the wiki as well:
    http://summerofrejects.pbwiki.com/

    the point here is to help those who got rejected work on their projects together.

  5. For all you rejects by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Interesting · on Google Summer of Code Project Breakdown

    You can check out the list of rejected ideas, or add your own here:

    http://summerofrejects.pbwiki.com/index.php?wiki=R ejectedIdeas

    and besides that, we have a irc support / collabration channel on :

    irc://irc.freenode.net/google-rejects

    check out the wiki as well:
    http://summerofrejects.pbwiki.com/

    the point here is to help those who got rejected work on their projects together.

  6. Wiki Wrestling by Sundroid · · Score: 2, Insightful · on Editorial Wiki Debuts At LA Times

    Traditional dead-tree newspapers these days are scared to the death about their own survival because online news sites like Google News are luring Joe and Jane Click-Happys away from them. Putting aside the stern journalistic theories, LA Times might be onto something by creating this "Wiki Wrestling Arena" for political partisans to congregate and fight it out, thereby boosting its sagging readership.

    Wiki is a fascinating technology. The jury is still out on its virtue. Will it some day replace blogs? Personal journals? Social networking sites? Or perhaps instant messaging? We'll see. I've recently begun to test a free wiki hosting service called "PBwiki", which has a unique function -- it has a password-protection mechanism that lets the creator of the account decide who can edit his wiki pages. I've created a test wiki at: http://sunandfun.pbwiki.com/, which has a link to the page where you can create your own account with them.