Blogs and wikis
Aset of preinstalled Web content libraries are also supplied to allow you to add blog and wiki features to Web sites. Use blogs, blog libraries, and wikis to tap into the power of the community and to change the way you work.
Blogs are a great tool to use when you want to generate ideas around a single topic. You can use blogs for own individual work or to gain feedback on a single concept from the larger team. Blog libraries take blogs to the next level. Rather than creating a blog per topic, you can use blog libraries to keep track of multiple topics in a centralized location. Wikis also provide you with another alternative for authoring content. Simple inline editing, including the insertion of images and links, makes authoring wikis quick and easy. You can also tag and rate blog and wiki content.
Blogs, blog libraries, and wikis use the template libraries provided by Web Content Manager. Each blog, blog library, and wiki has its own library. The page hierarchy that is provided for these components is the common one defined by the Web Content Manager template libraries.
Work with blogs
Use blogs and blog libraries to provide news and commentary on a variety of subjects pertinent to intranet and extranet sites. Blogs and blog libraries typically combine text with graphics and links to other blogs and Web sites. Entries that you create and post are arranged in reverse-chronological order, with the newest entry displayed first. Readers can post comments about entries, fostering discussions and online networking. You can manage own blog entries and comment on other blog entries.
Work with wikis
Use wikis to share community content on a variety of subjects pertinent to intranet and extranet sites. Wikis typically combine text with graphics and links to other wikis and Web sites. You can monitor and manage own wiki articles.
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