What are Wiki's?

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metalice

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hi,

i see this getting lots of attention now days..
so i will ask what are wikis?

thanks!!

 

kokoloko75

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Code:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki

Beny

 

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RBseatown

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In terms of links, Wiki's allow users to edit the content. The idea is that you write a subject on a topic, and link your own site as a source.

 

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metalice

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is there any automation tool for those platforms?

 

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Yes try extremephp's wikibot

It's a great piece of software.

*edit* just saw its no longer available, there might be some templates available for xrumer or sicksubmitter though.

 

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the.spike

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...which unfortunately is not available for download anymore

 

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RBseatown

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haha, yes I came across wikibot several days ago and was disappointed to see its not available anymore even after I read all about it.

 

s4nt0s

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I've outsourced a lot of wiki's in the past couple of weeks and I've noticed that a large number of them have edited and removed my content. I've been doing some research on it and it seems that wiki's are having a poor stick rate.

If you submit to wiki's make sure and use readable content because it seems a lot of the sites manually review your articles.

 

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s4nt0s said:

I've outsourced a lot of wiki's in the past couple of weeks and I've noticed that a large number of them have edited and removed my content. I've been doing some research on it and it seems that wiki's are having a poor stick rate.

If you submit to wiki's make sure and use readable content because it seems a lot of the sites manually review your content.

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Any noticeable results from those that did stick?

cheers

 

s4nt0s

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pathart said:

Any noticeable results from those that did stick?

cheers

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I wasn't really tracking them like I should have because I was getting a bunch of different links built at the same time.

However, the wiki's that I had my outsourcer post on were mainly higher PR universities (.edu) so that could be why they were more strict.

I have seen other people on different forums complaining about wiki stick rate though.