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After the WebLog, covered wiki by StephanieBooth.

Continuation of the adventures on AutransWiki, CommunityWiki, CraoWiki, FractalWiki, IgeneratorWiki, MeatballWiki, OverCrowded and BliKi to think about a WikiSchool project.

Contact: christophe AT gmail.com

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''Note to B''''''lueYonder: Your edits are turning the accented e's (� and �) into unrecognized characters in Firefox under Linux and both Firefox and IE under Windows XP.'' '''''(translation eliminated them 20140930)'''''

* With encoding set to Unicode (UTF-8) or what? Compare WikiEnUneMinute, for example, which has to be definitive. 
* ''Both are equally munged in every browser I've tried. What browser are you using and what settings?'' 
* I am using latest IE6 (MS Windows XP), and encoding Western European (Windows) - both pages are readable for me. However, they do not display correctly using a very old browser, no matter what encoding is set, which is very strange. Other pages, such as PhilippeLhoste, require the Western European (Windows) encoding to display properly.
* ''Curious. Using your configuration, or using the latest Firefox, instead of accented e's I see Chinese characters.  Anyone else experiencing this, or is my box borked?''
* My encoding can change by itself to Unicode (UTF-8) even though "auto select" is unchecked. You may need to reselect Western European (Windows) encoding (which will also refresh the page).
* The explanation is that currently the server is providing "Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8" header info for each Wiki page, and the browser selects Unicode (UTF-8) on the basis of that (unless you respecify the encoding after displaying the page). It would seem that a change has been made on the server, but I've no idea whether it was intentional. The change is specific to Wiki; WikiBase pages are still served with "charset=iso-8859-1" in the header. There are signs that Ward made some changes recently (which were probably supposed not to affect readers).