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== A little history == The first wiki was create in 1995 by Ward Cunningham, and it was called Wiki Wiki Web (Wiki in Hawaii means quick!). [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/31/Ward_Cunningham%2C_Inventor_of_the_Wiki.webm Interview with Ward Cunningham] Wikis are about '''speed and easiness of writing and publishing on the Web'''. Also about '''collaboration'''. According to Ward Cunningham ‘People discovered that they can create something with other people, that they don't even know. But they come to trust and they make something that surprises them in terms of its value’. '''For a more detailed page on Wikis, its historical historical perspective and some of its many possibilities see the [[Wiki]] page. ''' '''This page is more how-to guide.''' '''As it is a wiki, feel free to edit it.'''
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