Submitted by phillipadsmith on September 14, 2007 - 5:03pm.
I don’t keep an “official” list anywhere, but you can find most of the ones that I find interesting over on my del.icio.us feed. Some of the ones that caught my attention recently are:
TechPresident’s wiki that documents the staff working on tech side of presidential campaigns in 2008.
I also really like the “Wikiscanner,” which lists anonymous edits to the Wikipedia and where they came from, e.g., the White House, etc.
Finally, I was talking with a number of the members of Cernio — a technology co-operative based out of the Bay Area — and it turns out that they’re involved in the DavisWiki listed above. And, to my surprise, they also host the newly launched Torontopedia initiative. All great stuff.
I don’t keep an “official” list anywhere, but you can find most of the ones that I find interesting over on my del.icio.us feed. Some of the ones that caught my attention recently are:
TechPresident’s wiki that documents the staff working on tech side of presidential campaigns in 2008.
I also really like the “Wikiscanner,” which lists anonymous edits to the Wikipedia and where they came from, e.g., the White House, etc.
Finally, I was talking with a number of the members of Cernio — a technology co-operative based out of the Bay Area — and it turns out that they’re involved in the DavisWiki listed above. And, to my surprise, they also host the newly launched Torontopedia initiative. All great stuff.