Wiki software can be seen just about everywhere, from corporate intranets to human-powered search engines to the world’s biggest wiki – Wikipedia. As the popularity of wikis has grown, so too has the number of different companies providing software for them. We recently took a look at more than 30 different providers of wiki solutions, all of which offer a slightly different twist on the idea of collaborative editing. Let us know which is your favorite by making a nomination using the widget below:
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