- The simple design of the wiki and the need to keep formatting simple (so as to enable those unskilled in html to edit pages) limits the complexity of the documents that can be created in a wiki.
- Even though nothing can be destroyed in a wiki (as it can be retrieved from the wiki history), the original formatting is lost, meaning that it can be time consuming to recreate what was deleted.
- It is not always obvious what has been altered (unless users each agree to use a different color font, but this requires coordination of effort that can stifle the ease of use of the wiki.
lunes, 28 de febrero de 2011
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in bullet number 3 you opened a parenthesis but you never closed it, so it is difficult to understand what you are trying to say
ResponderEliminarWhat is "stigle the ease of use of the wiki"?
ResponderEliminarThe disadvantages were described very technical so it is difficult to understand.
By: Kirsten Jensen and Maria Jose Jimenez
You should have explained better the disadvantages of Wikis, with more understandable words.
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ResponderEliminarWe think that The simple design of the wiki and the need to keep formatting simple is not always a disadvantage , it can be also a way of making a wiki more understandable.
ResponderEliminarBy: Valentina Garces and Ana Gonzalez.
This suppose to be for people who is just learning about blogs, so the vocabulary its not apropriate.
ResponderEliminarJimena b & Juliana G