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What is a Wiki?
A Wiki is commonly used as a tool for members of a community to collaborate around a particular document.
The use of a Wiki replaces older business practices of forwarding a document via email and attempting to keep
track of which version is the most current. Wiki functionality also resembles what is commonly known as track
changes that is an editing feature within MS Word. Wiki functionality will provide a revision history for all
edits made to a particular document.
Before creating pages, we encourage you
to read our Wiki Best Practices.
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