The 385th most popular social network tool on the Web
PeanutButterWiki (PBwiki now PBworks) is a commercial wiki farm started by three graduates of Stanford University. The company's name stems from their belief that "making a wiki is as easy as making a peanut butter sandwich". The company operates on a freemium basis, with basic features being offered for free … More Edit
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| Website: | pbworks.com |
| Developer: | PBworks, Inc. |
| License: | Free |
| Rating: | Features: Interface: Performance: Price/value: Overall: |
| Usage: | 2 weeks, 5 days, 3 hours, 58 minutes and 29 seconds |
| Usage since: | 09 October 2008 |
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An excelent platform to build a collaborative web site. It's up and running within minutes. Just invite sufficient people and content and maintenance is magically done by the 'cloud'.
Good, Very good.
I'm just in the process of setting a wiki up, simply to share the things I know about computers so that people can read it there instead of asking me. So far it's very promising, it has the easiest interface out there. Also allows for HTML source editing, and with a small "workaround" you can use custom css (include a widget which allows to embed html <style> tags).
I'm using the free service, not a premium, and everything is there except support for javascript -- I just can't seem to get it working (a simple hide/show-script). Works fine outside of the wiki, but I can't get the code to save. Maybe it's a premium feature.
I'm sure that once I really get the hang of this, it'll prove to be a wonderful timesaver!
Thought it was Prison Break wiki.
I've been using PBWiki for a couple years for a free, private wiki that I can keep my writing organized in. Very helpful, and easy to use! I'd like the page to be more configurable but I think that's a premium service. Other than that, I highly recommend this for getting information on the web fast. Especially good for those who can't design their own pages.
Cool service.