The new WikiWorld is an exciting place 
	* to collaborate on developing a collective intelligence for any purpose, including 
	* ObjectWiki, and the WikiTalk syntax, that turns 
		* semi-structured Wiki texts into first class objects on the web, while 
		* harnessing Wiki's linking capability to allow wiki objects define object language for anything on the internet, 
		* using web services to keep Wiki simple.
	* experience PhpWiki and take a load off this Wiki...

http://WikiWorld.com -- JimScarver
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(dead) http://www.wikiworld.com/wwbanner1.gif

I am checking out the status of this WikiFarm which was a senior project
of Nate Edwards and Chuck Smith at Messiah College.  Interest but does
not appear to accept registrations.

Project description at: http://webstu.messiah.edu/~cs1188/wikis.htm 

You can check it out at http://www.wikiworld.com

JohnDeBruyn (July 7, 2001)

I noticed that www.wikiworld.com was not registered and renamed my Wiki http://WikiWorld.com -- JimScarver

I am hoping to find collaborators to work on WikiObjects and CollaborativeWebObjects OpenSource developments at WikiWorld. -- JimScarver

Hi: I am looking for a discussion forum about wikiwikiweb, wikis, wikipedia and similar subjects. Can someone please help me find this. Thank you. 
JimScarver- I would like to be involved. I can pass along my contact info. etc. Jim H.