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Roam is now talking about ‘multiplayer’. I’m presuming this means linking between individuals’ wikis. I like the idea of interlinking wikis, but imagining it’s going to be pretty closed in Roam.

Bill Seitz has lots of ideas about a more open WikiWeb.

> aka Wiki Sphere; parallel to BlogWeb, the universe of (clusters of) WikiSpaces

@neil didn't Ward Cunningham add federation to his wiki software?

@jboy @neil

Ward created
fed.wiki.org/view/welcome-visi

But Neil, I looked for Wiki Sphere and didn't find anything...got a link?

fed.wiki.orgwelcome visitors

@bhaugen @jboy Yep, sorry, my posts lose their hyperlinks at the moment when I crosspost from my site:

webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/Wiki

webseitz.fluxent.com WikiWeb - WebSeitz/wiki

@bhaugen @jboy Indeed so with Ward and fedwiki. I still haven't delved deep with it, really should.

I'm approaching wikis from the perspective of personal wikis, which is not really that much different from the original notion of a homepage/site. So I'm thinking lately that webmentions would provide a lof utility in linking that space of wikis.

Another angle is collaborating on a genuinely common but distributed wiki - wonder if fedwiki might work better on that model.

@BillSeitz @neil @bhaugen and down the rabbit hole I go! impressive wiki you got there, Bill!

@BillSeitz Have you ever thought about adding a random page link like Wikipedia has? As a tool for serendipity?

@jboy yeah, I should do that. I used to have a bot that would tweet a random page, but all my bots died last year, I'm waiting for new laptop->OS->OpenSSL to revive them.

@BillSeitz
Yes, thanks. Somebody else showed me those collections a few days ago, always more interesting to get it from the source.

As @jboy said, down the rabbit hole! I might resurface with some questions...

@neil