WikiWorld

[Marc Riddell <michaeldavid86 AT comcast.net>]

> On 8/31/07, Marc Riddell <michaeldavid86 AT comcast.net> wrote:
>> I did not mean to focus on Wikipedia in my message; just to say that it has
>> been my only experience in this medium. I would like to see the core of my
>> idea be applied to all internet communities that involve interpersonal
>> communication among its members.
> 
on 9/1/07 10:10 AM, Milos Rancic at millosh AT gmail.com wrote:

> It is possible to start the project almost immediately on the places
> which are not related to Wikimedia.
> 
> - You need a wiki. I may setup wiki for you in the place like
> www.ibiblio.org/wikiworld/wikitherapy/ is. There are some not so
> immediately options: You may ask ibiblio (or even Wikia; btw, Angela
> is a psychologist, too and she may be interested in such project) for
> a new hosting. Optionally, you may take some domain for you (for
> example, internet-therapy.org is free, domain is something like
> $10/year and you may do it with godaddy.com relatively simple).
> 
> - You need a mailing list. You may get one immediately on
> groups.google.com (I may open one for you). If you want to wait for a
> while (and you don't want to host your list on Google), you may take a
> list from ibiblio or from other places which offer free mailing lists.
> 
> However, I still think that the best place to develop this is English
> Wikipedia. AFAIK, en.wiki is the biggest collaborative place on the
> Internet and it is a very good place for starting and developing such
> project.

Thank you very much for this, Milos. I am going to communicate with Angela
about this, and see what kind of trouble we can stir up ;-).

I'm grateful for your help.

Marc