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---++ TWiki is a Web-based collaboration platform
   * A TWiki site is an easy-to-use, full-featured open communications environment:
      * people anywhere on the Web or on an intranet can meet
      * rich Web text, images, and online multimedia are easily shared
      * documents and other files can be uploaded and downloaded
      * all you need is a Web browser and any available network connection

---++ TWiki is an UNUSUAL Web-based collaboration platform
   * There's no doubt that, to most people, TWiki at first seems almost the opposite of how the Web and online communications "normally" work. Why?
      * TWiki operates like a whiteboard for the Web - it lets you and all other users write, place pictures and post links, anywhere on any page.
      * Not only that, everyone can EDIT anything, anywhere on a page.
      * At first, this may seem "too" open - it soon becomes second-nature, allowing you the freedom to edit and update the way you want to.

---++ TWiki is a powerful Web enhancement...
   * TWiki's parsing engine is written in Perl. It reads a text file, and converts TWiki shorthand into standard HTML, on the fly. The point is to:
      * make adding and editing text simple _(How simple? Click on the *Edit* link at the bottom of the page...)_ 
      * let you find information _fast_ ([[WebSearch][WebSearch]])

   * TWiki provides an intuitive way for people to meet and collaborate, that aspires to the Zen ideals known as WabiSabi. It finds beauty in the imperfect and ephemeral and constantly evolving. (When it comes down to it, that's all you need.)

   * TWiki is one of many WikiWikiClones, based on Ward Cunningham's original [[http://c2.com/][Wiki Wiki Web]].

---++ "TWiki" stands for...

   * _Wiki wiki_ means "quick" in Hawaiian. The shuttle at Honolulu Airport is called the _wiki wiki_ bus, which is where the original Wiki web got its name.
   * _TWiki_ is short for _TakeFive Wiki_, the name of the company where its founder Peter Thoeny worked. (It was later discovered that _Twiki_ is also the name of an AI robot that co-starred in the <a href="http://www.buck-rogers.com/" target="_blank"><i>Buck Rogers</i></a> movie and TV series from 1979.)

---++ Selected TWiki Topics...

   * WelcomeGuest is a fast track guide to TWiki
   * TWikiSite provides a basic big picture overview of the TWiki platform
   * TWikiTopics is a quick and concentrated look at the TWiki core
   * TWikiPlannedFeatures lists approved additions to future TWiki versions.
   * TWikiEnhancementRequests is the place to add your new feature requests.
   * [[%HOMETOPIC%][TWiki Documentation]]: a compact User's Guide and an in-depth Reference Manual.
   * TWikiHistory puts TWiki development on a timeline
   * WikiCulture looks at the unique type of collaboration Wiki systems offer.
   * WikiReferences links to articles and books about collaboration and Wiki technology.

<blockquote> %X% If you have to log-in to use TWiki, for example, if TWiki is running on an intranet, it automatically signs pages you edit and create with your WikiName. If your TWiki installation doesn't require a log-in, TWiki gives everyone the same username: %USERSWEB%.TWikiGuest.</blockquote>

---++ Disclaimer

   * TWiki<sup>&reg;</sup> is a registered trademarks of TWiki founder [[http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Main/PeterThoeny][Peter Thoeny]], [[http://twiki.net/][TWIKI.NET]]. The [[TWikiLogos][TWiki logo]] and the "Collaborate with TWiki" tagline are trademarks of Peter Thoeny.
   * TWiki is developed as Free Software under the [[GnuGeneralPublicLicense][GNU/GPL]].
   * TWiki has its root in the GPLed <nop>JosWiki. Many thanks to Markus Peter and Dave Harris for creating <nop>JosWiki!
   * TWiki's home address is http://twiki.org/
   * The latest TWiki release is available from http://twiki.org/download.html
   * This site is powered by TWiki version *%WIKIVERSION%*

__Related Topics:__ UserDocumentationCategory
%STOPINCLUDE%
-- __Contributors:__ TWiki:Main.MikeMannix, TWiki:Main.PeterThoeny
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   * TWiki&trade;, the TWiki logo and the "Collaborate with TWiki" tagline are trademarks of TWiki:Main.PeterThoeny - founder of TWiki.
   * TWiki is developed as Free Software under the [[GnuGeneralPublicLicense][GNU/GPL]]
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	* A TWiki site is an easy-to-use, full-featured open communications environment:
		* people anywhere on the Web or on an intranet can meet
		* rich Web text, images, and online multimedia are easily shared
		* documents and other files can be uploaded and downloaded
		* all you need is a Web browser and any available network connection
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	* There's no doubt that, to most people, TWiki at first seems almost the opposite of how the Web and online communications "normally" work. Why?
		* TWiki operates like a whiteboard for the Web - it lets you and all other users write, place pictures and post links, anywhere on any page.
		* Not only that, everyone can EDIT anything, anywhere on a page.
		* At first, this may seem "too" open - it soon becomes second-nature, allowing you the freedom to edit and update the way you want to.
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	* TWiki's parsing engine is written in Perl. It reads a text file, and converts TWiki shorthand into standard HTML, on the fly. The point is to:
		* make adding and editing text simple _(How simple? Click on the *Edit* link at the bottom of the page...)_ 
		* let you find information _fast_ ([[WebSearch][WebSearch]])
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	* TWiki is one of many WikiWikiClones, based on Ward Cunningham's original [[http://c2.com/][Wiki Wiki Web]].
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	* _Wiki wiki_ means "quick" in Hawaiian. The shuttle at Honolulu Airport is called the _wiki wiki_ bus, which is where the original Wiki web got its name.
	* _TWiki_ is short for _TakeFive Wiki_, the name of the company where its founder Peter Thoeny worked. (It was later discovered that _Twiki_ is also the name of an AI robot that co-starred in the <a href="http://www.buck-rogers.com/" target="_blank"><i>Buck Rogers</i></a> movie and TV series from 1979.)
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	* WelcomeGuest is a fast track guide to TWiki
	* TWikiSite provides a basic big picture overview of the TWiki platform
	* TWikiTopics is a quick and concentrated look at the TWiki core
	* TWikiPlannedFeatures lists approved additions to future TWiki versions.
	* TWikiEnhancementRequests is the place to add your new feature requests.
	* [[%HOMETOPIC%][TWiki Documentation]]: a compact User's Guide and an in-depth Reference Manual.
	* TWikiHistory puts TWiki development on a timeline
	* WikiCulture looks at the unique type of collaboration Wiki systems offer.
	* WikiReferences links to articles and books about collaboration and Wiki technology.
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	* TWiki&trade;, the TWiki logo and the "Collaborate with TWiki" tagline are trademarks of TWiki:Main.PeterThoeny - founder of TWiki.
	* TWiki is developed as Free Software under the [[GnuGeneralPublicLicense][GNU/GPL]]
	* TWiki has its root in the GPLed <nop>JosWiki. Many thanks to Markus Peter and Dave Harris for creating <nop>JosWiki!
	* TWiki's home address is http://twiki.org/
	* The latest TWiki release is available from http://twiki.org/download.html
	* This site is powered by TWiki version *%WIKIVERSION%*
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---++ TWiki is a Web-based collaboration platform
	* A TWiki site is an easy-to-use, full-featured open communications environment:
		* people anywhere on the Web or on an intranet can meet
		* rich Web text, images, and online multimedia are easily shared
		* documents and other files can be uploaded and downloaded
		* all you need is a Web browser and any available network connection

---+++ TWiki is an UNUSUAL Web-based collaboration platform
	* There's no doubt that, to most people, TWiki at first seems almost the opposite of how the Web and online communications "normally" work. Why?
		* TWiki operates like a whiteboard for the Web - it lets you and all other users write, place pictures and post links, anywhere on any page.
		* Not only that, everyone can EDIT anything, anywhere on a page.
		* At first, this may seem "too" open - it soon becomes second-nature, allowing you the freedom to edit and update the way you want to.

---+++ TWiki is a powerful Web enhancement...
	* TWiki's parsing engine is written in Perl. It reads a text file, and converts TWiki shorthand into standard HTML, on the fly. The point is to:
		* make adding and editing text simple _(How simple? Click on the *Edit* link at the bottom of the page...)_ 
		* let you find information _fast_ ([[WebSearch][WebSearch]])

	* TWiki provides an intuitive way for people to meet and collaborate, that aspires to the Zen ideals known as WabiSabi. It finds beauty in the imperfect and ephemeral and constantly evolving. (When it comes down to it, that's all you need.)

	* TWiki is one of many WikiWikiClones, based on Ward Cunningham's original [[http://c2.com/][Wiki Wiki Web]].

---+++ "TWiki" stands for...

	* _Wiki wiki_ means "quick" in Hawaiian. The shuttle at Honolulu Airport is called the _wiki wiki_ bus, which is where the original Wiki web got its name.
	* _TWiki_ is short for _TakeFive Wiki_, the name of the company where its founder worked. (It was later discovered that _Twiki_ is also the name of an AI robot that co-starred in the <a href="http://www.buck-rogers.com/" target="_blank"><i>Buck Rogers...</i></a> movie and TV series from 1979 - see TWiki in the logo.)

---+++ Selected TWiki Topics...
	* TWikiSite provides a basic big picture overview of the TWiki platform
	* TWikiTopics is a quick and concentrated look at the TWiki core
	* TWikiPlannedFeatures lists approved additions to future TWiki versions.
	* TWikiEnhancementRequests is the place to add your new feature requests.
	* [[%HOMETOPIC%][TWiki Documentation]]: a compact User's Guide and an in-depth Reference Manual.
	* TWikiHistory puts TWiki development on a timeline
	* WikiCulture looks at the unique type of collaboration Wiki systems offer.
	* WikiReferences links to articles and books about collaboration and Wiki technology.

<blockquote> %X% If you have to log-in to use TWiki, for example, if Twiki is running on an intranet, it automatically signs pages you edit and create with your WikiName. If your TWiki installation doesn't require a log-in, TWiki gives everyone the same username: Main.TWikiGuest.</blockquote>

TWiki<sup>TM</sup> is a trademark of PeterThoeny - originator and lead developer.
	* TWiki is developed as Free Software under the [[GnuGeneralPublicLicense][GNU/GPL]]
	* TWiki has its root in the GPLed <nop>JosWiki. Many thanks to Markus Peter and Dave Harris for creating <nop>JosWiki!
	* TWiki's home address is http://twiki.org/.
	* Source code is available upon request: see http://twiki.org/download.html.
	* WelcomeGuest is a fast track guide to TWiki.
	* This site is powered by TWiki version *%WIKIVERSION%*.

-- TWiki:Main.MikeMannix - 12 May 2002 %BR%
-- TWiki:Main.PeterThoeny - 16 Dec 2003
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<blockquote> __NOTE:__ If you have to log-in to usr TWiki, for example, if Twiki is running on an intranet, it automatically signs pages you edit and create with your WikiName. If your TWiki installation doesn't require a log-in, TWiki gives everyone the same username: Main.TWikiGuest.</blockquote>
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	* _TWiki_ is short for _TakeFive Wiki_ from the name of the company where its founder worked. (It was later discovered that _Twiki_ is also the name of an AI robot that co-starred in the <a href="http://www.buck-rogers.com/" target="_blank"><i>Buck Rogers...</i></a> movie and TV show from 1979 - its head is in the logo.)
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	* TWikiHistory timelines TWiki's development.
	* TWikiPlannedFeatures lists of approved additions to future TWiki versions.
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<blockquote> __NOTE:__ If you have to log-in to us TWiki, for example, if Twiki is running on an intranet, it automatically signs new pages with your WikiName. If your TWiki installation doesn't require a log-in, TWiki gives everyone the same username: Main.TWikiGuest. </blockquote>
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	* A TWiki site is a simple, satisfying, full-featured open communication environment:
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	* In addition to being quick, as a meeting and colloboration space, %WIKITOOLNAME% aspires to the Zen ideals known as WabiSabi. Zen finds beauty in the imperfect and ephemeral. When it comes down to it, that's all you need.
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	* %WIKITOOLNAME% is one of many WikiWikiClones, based on the original [[http://c2.com/][Wiki Wiki Web]], built by Wiki:WardCummingham.
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	* _TWiki_ is short for _TakeFive Wiki_. (It was later discovered that _Twiki_ is also the name of an AI robot that co-starred in the <a href="http://www.buck-rogers.com/" target="_blank"><i>Buck Rogers...</i></a> movie and TV show from 1979 - its head is in the logo.)
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	* TWikiHistory timelines TWiki's development.
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<blockquote> __NOTE:__ %WIKITOOLNAME% automatically signs new pages with your WikiName when %WIKITOOLNAME% is running on an intranet. If your %WIKITOOLNAME% installation doesn't require a log-in, %WIKITOOLNAME% treats all contributors the same - everyone gets the same username: Main.TWikiGuest. </blockquote>
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TWiki's parsing engine reads a text file, hyperlinks it, and converts it to standard HTML, on the fly. The point is to:
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	* and to let you find information fast ([[WebSearch][WebSearch]]). 
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%WIKITOOLNAME% is one of many WikiWikiClones; the first Wiki was built by Wiki:WardCummingham, http://c2.com/.
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	* _Wiki wiki_ means "quick" in Hawaiian. They call the shuttle at Honolulu Airport the wiki wiki bus. Which is where the original Wiki Wiki Web got its name.
	* _TWiki_ is short for _TakeFive Wiki_ . (It was later found that _Twiki_ is the name of a robot in a <a href="http://www.buck-rogers.com/" target="_blank">Buck Rogers</a> TV show from 1979. That's his head.)
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	* TWikiEnhancementRequests is the place where you can add your enhancement requests.
	* TWikiPlannedFeatures has a list of planned features for upcoming TWiki versions.
	* TWikiHistory shows TWiki's implementation history.
	* TWikiDocumentation is the implementation documentation.
	* ManagingWebs tells you how to do administrative stuff, like renaming or deleting a topic.
	* WikiCulture talks about the unique type of collaboration Wiki systems offer.
	* WikiReferences has links to articles and books around collaboration and the Wiki technology in particular.
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%WIKITOOLNAME% is one of many WikiWikiClones; the first one was built by Wiki:WardCummingham, http://c2.com/
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Topics of interest:
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*Note:*
	* %WIKITOOLNAME% automatically signs new pages with your WikiName in case %WIKITOOLNAME% is running on an Intranet where you log in. In case your %WIKITOOLNAME% installation does not authenticate users, %WIKITOOLNAME% does not know about user names, all contributors have the user name Main.TWikiGuest.
	* TWiki's source code is available upon request, see http://TWiki.org/download.html
	* This %WIKITOOLNAME% version is *%WIKIVERSION%* .
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	* TWiki's home is at http://TWiki.SourceForge.net/
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	* %WIKITOOLNAME% automatically signs new pages with your WikiName in case TWiki is running on an Intranet where you log in. In case your TWiki installation does not authenticate users, TWiki does not know about user names, all visitors have the user name Main.TWikiGuest.
	* TWiki's source code is available upon request, see http://TWiki.SourceForge.net/download.html
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	* TWikiDocumentation is the implementation documentation of TWiki with these topics:
		* TWikiUsernameVsLoginUsername 
		* TWikiTemplates
		* TWikiVariables
		* TWikiNotificationOfChanges 
		* TWikiCategoryTable 
		* TWikiImplementationNotes 
		* TWikiInstallationNotes 
		* TWikiUpgradeNotes
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The %WIKITOOLNAME% web is a web based collaboration tool. 
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%WIKITOOLNAME% is a cgi-bin script written in Perl. It reads a text file, hyperlinks it and converteds it to HTML on the fly. The point is to:
	* make the text editing process a very simple ( click on the *Edit* link at the bottom of the page ) 
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		* TWikiUpgradeTo01May2000
	* TWikiAdministration tells you how to do administrative stuff like renaming or deleting a topic.
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	* TWikiUsers has a list of all TWiki users.
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		* TWikiUpgradeTo01Mai2000
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	* This TWiki version is *%WIKIVERSION%* .
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	* TWiki's home is at http://www.mindspring.com/~peterthoeny/twiki/index.html
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