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The document discusses a wiki called the Boise Wiki, which allows anyone to edit and contribute information about the history and resources of Boise, Idaho. It explains what a wiki is, provides examples like Wikipedia and the Davis Wiki, and encourages readers to edit the Boise Wiki themselves to help share and document local history as a democratic community effort. The document believes everyone should feel empowered to participate in recording and spreading historical knowledge.
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- 1. The Boise Wiki Putting the “public” in public history Leslie Madsen-Brooks ~ 2 November 2013
- 2. What is a wiki? A wiki is a website anyone can edit.
- 3. Wikipedia
- 5. Enter local wikis (especially the Davis Wiki)
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- 12. Everyone is her own historian and should be encouraged to document and share that history. There is value in even “bad history.” History as a practice is a democratizing force. This I believe
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