Now, the PPR is defunct, but WikiWiki as it is sometimes called lives strong even to this day. It has spurned on the creation of many clone sites, such as this one, known under the collective class of wikis. Note that somewhat confusingly, WikiWiki is also referred to as "the Wiki" or "Wiki" (note capitalization) in contrast, in homage to its place as the original and most important wiki.
A wiki is a collaborative hypertext document produced by a community of users. It is a collaborative software application, enabling web documents to be authored collectively using a simple markup scheme and without the content being reviewed prior to its acceptance. Many wikis are immediately identifiable by their use of CamelCase, mixed case words that turn into automatic links. Nonetheless, it is a mark of wiki culture that no two wiki clones are alike. It's often debatable whether a site is a wiki or not, and no great effort is made to preserve the mark. That would be missing the point.
You can search the page titles of various wikis at once using MetaWiki.
The particular wiki you are looking at is Wikipedia, an effort to write a complete encyclopedia from scratch, collaboratively. It is currently adding articles at a pace of a thousand or so per month.
See also: What is a wiki, History of wiki
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