The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web
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Summary
The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web authored quick collaboration on the Web — author (P50): Bo Leuf[2].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web authored quick collaboration on the Web — author (P50): Ward Cunningham[3].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's instance of is recorded as quick collaboration on the Web — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation[4].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web was published by quick collaboration on the Web — publisher (P123): Addison-Wesley[5].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's edition number is recorded as 1[6].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's language of work or name is recorded as quick collaboration on the Web — language of work or name (P407): English[7].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web was published on April 3, 2001[8].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's edition or translation of is recorded as quick collaboration on the Web — edition or translation of (P629): The Wiki Way[9].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's main subject is quick collaboration on the Web — main subject (P921): wiki[10].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+435'}[11].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's title is recorded as The Wiki Way[12].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's subtitle is recorded as quick collaboration on the Web — subtitle (P1680): Quick Collaboration on the Web[13].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's first line is recorded as We dedicate this book to the thousands of authors that have made Wiki an interesting place to visit.[14].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's author of foreword is recorded as quick collaboration on the Web — author of foreword (P2679): Ron Jeffries[15].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's last line is recorded as People adapt. Wiki adapts.[16].
- The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's copyright status is recorded as quick collaboration on the Web — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[17].
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Authorship and Creation
Authored works include quick collaboration on the Web — author (P50): Bo Leuf[2], a writer[18], 1952–2009[19], of Sweden[20] and quick collaboration on the Web — author (P50): Ward Cunningham[3], a programmer[21], b. 1949[22], of United States[23], specialised in software engineering[24]. The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web was published by quick collaboration on the Web — publisher (P123): Addison-Wesley[5].
Publication
The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web was published on April 3, 2001[8]. Its language of work or name is recorded as quick collaboration on the Web — language of work or name (P407): English[7].
Subject and Themes
The Wiki Way: quick collaboration on the Web's main subject is quick collaboration on the Web — main subject (P921): wiki[10].