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wiki
The term describes a specific type of collaborative software where the barrier to contribution is intentionally low, allowing any authorized user to create or edit pages. It carries a connotation of organic growth and collective intelligence, often contrasting with traditional, top-down documentation where a single author maintains control.
In professional settings, it is frequently used as a shorthand for a corporate knowledge base or internal documentation hub. When used as an adjective, it describes a specific structural approach to information architecture characterized by hyperlinking and non-linear navigation.
Meanings
Examples
I will check the game wiki for the best equipment.
We should start a company wiki to store our onboarding documents.
Let me just update the wiki page with the new meeting notes.
The team uses a wiki system to track project milestones.
I wonder if there is a wiki for this obscure historical event.
Can you help me set up the wiki software on the server?
The students collaborated on a class wiki for their history project.
This wiki format makes it easy for anyone to contribute information.
This wiki format makes it easy for anyone to contribute information.