Wednesday, June 28, 2006

Wiki and "Evolution"

I was originally going to post this as a comment under the previous Web 3.0 entry. But, I thought it might get better visibility this way.

It's a bit esoteric, but here's an interesting article about visualizing Wiki contributions over time.

http://www.research.ibm.com/history/results.htm

I can't find the original article that linked to it, but it mentioned that the "evolution" wiki is updated within 5 minutes of a defacement.

Speaking of user-generated content. A fellow I work with mentioned that in a recent meeting with top Silicon valley venture capitalists they outlined "user-generated content" as being one of the top 5 criteria that they currently use for deciding on ideas to fund.

3 comments:

derteufel said...

""user-generated content" as being one of the top 5 criteria that they currently use for deciding on ideas to fund."

Sounds like the makings of a TOWFORM meeting.

Jake of All Trades said...

Yup. When exactly are you in town this weekend?

derteufel said...

I'm driving in Saturday morning and leaving Tuesday afternoon.