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Jot's Applications

Oct 11, 2004
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Excite founders Joe Kraus and Graham Spence recently unveiled JotSpot. They call it an "Application WiKi" and it seems to fix a lot of the problems, such as the use of obscure markup languages, that have plagued WiKis and made them impossible to use by non-specialists. Good idea!

This post on TechDirt creates a relationship to Clay Shirky's concept of Situated Software.

Other than being potentially for a quite small audience, I'm not sure that this relationship really exists; but maybe I'm missing something?

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