Ward Cunningham
Reason: I created the first wiki in 1995. I have been visiting new wiki sites ever since. I appreciate when a wiki has a clea...
Wikis: The best editable/collaborative sites
Get the whole world to see what you wrote by editing a Wiki. A wiki is a type of website (well, technology) that allows and even encourages visitors to edit its content. Wikis use a much simpler markup or coding than the HTML of typical websites and wikis make it much easier to link between pages. To that end, the term "WikiWiki" is Hawaiian for quick or fast. Below is a list of the top wikis that we know of, and please feel free to edit this wiki list to add others that you know of!
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Wikipedia.org is a free online encyclopedia written by volunteer editors
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AboutUs.org is creating an editable guide to websites - a wiki!
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wikiHow.com is a wiki how-to manual.
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MediaWiki.org Free open source WIKI software written in PHP
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TikiWiki.org Combines many types of communication like wikis and forums.
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SocialText.com Yoga in Bangalore by an Assamese
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Jot.com was JotSpot, purchased by Google and is now Google Sites
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Wikispaces.com is a San Francisco provider of commercial wiki hosting services
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TWiki.org Enterprise collaboration platform and knowledge system.
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UniServe.com high-speed internet services
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OpenGuides.org - Network of free wiki guide books for travelers
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Wikidweb.com is a wiki directory of the web
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LinksCiti.com is an online wiki search engine directory
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EtherPad.com Web based pad to work simultaneously on a single assignment
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MangaUpdates.com provides news and information on Manga (Japanese comic books)
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En.Wikipedia.org is English-language Wikipedia, the encyclopedia you can edit
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RocWiki.org A Collaborative Guide to the Rochester area.
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LexicaNum.com hosts information on the pen and paper RPG, Warhammer.
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BonusBonusBonus.com lets you gamble online.
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Sites.Google.com is Google Sites, the wiki formerly known as JotSpot.