OK, maybe I didn’t follow the instructions in the last lengthy post so well. There are lots of uses for wikis, mostly when you have a bunch of people to collaborate on something. However, I’ve seen a few cases where people set up a wiki when a blog would make more sense. If you just want a quick and easy way to publish something online, go with the blog. If there are a bunch of you or if you’re looking for input on something, try a wiki. For example, the booklovers wiki is cool, but not so much a collaborative thing. There’s benefit to me being able to add reviews, but I can also change earlier reviews, which isn’t really the point of the exercise. Perhaps LibraryThing would work just as well or better.
I added some stuff to the PB Wiki – vacation spots and restaurants. Easy-peasy. I set up a PB Wiki account once, but didn’t care for the categories and such for my purposes. I wanted something more like Wikipedia, which is why I went for Wikia.
