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| What is a Wetpaint site? | Wetpaint sites are "click-and-type" websites that are easy to start and even easier to expand, because you can invite anyone you like to add text, photos, links, and other content to your Wetpaint site. To add or edit content, all you need to do is click the EasyEdit button to activate an editing toolbar similar to what you'd see in programs like Microsoft Word. Then just start typing! |
| What do people use Wetpaint sites for? | Wetpaint sites can be used for all kinds of things. Here are just a few:
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| Why choose Wetpaint over other Wiki services? | Wetpaint has created several videos listed below that demonstrate the advantages of Wetpaint over competitors such as freewebs or wikia. |
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| Anonymous | What a disappointing adds | 2 | Jan 14 2010, 3:45 PM EST by Baby_Apple | ||
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Thread started: Jan 14 2010, 1:07 PM EST
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Wow... this service might be okey, but their marketing department must really be trying to scare me away with all these videos.
Take the first video: "Why use webpaint?" The gist: Sarah is a scooter lover, but she has no scooter lover friends. The solution: she creates a scooter website and invites all her scooter lover friends, who in turn invite their scooter lover friends, creating a huge community. Sorry? Let's get this straight, she has no scooter lover friends, makes a website and then she suddenly has those friends as she can now invite them? And the wiki vs. Wetpaint videos... Much of what they say is simply untrue, exaggerated (by a factor 20) and even where they may have a point, they are not having a fair comparison. You can't compare apples and pears, nor can you compare a piece of software (let's assume they mean MediaWiki, if they don't they are even comparing a service with a type of program, which makes even less sense) with a service. If there was someone tro provide a service based on MediaWiki, then you would have something to compare to... And probably then installing won't be more than a few clicks either. On top of that, you can host your own MediaWiki if you want to spend half an hour installing (36 hours? That guy must have been typing with his tongue or something) which you cannot do with wetpaint. Really, this "marketing" makes me want to puke and never look at this website again. However, I will be fair and evaluate the usefulness of wetpaint for the thing I meant it for. But you won't hear me complaining over the fact that wetpaint is not even trying to be what I am looking for... |
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| GeterL | Sites for public high school teachers | 1 | Dec 8 2009, 12:12 PM EST by CryingDove | ||
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Thread started: Dec 8 2009, 11:24 AM EST
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Wetpaint use to remove ads from sites at no charge for teachers . Does it still do so? If so, how can a teacher have ads removed from his or her site?
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| Anonymous | member limit | 7 | Nov 27 2009, 3:21 AM EST by shadowmlb | ||
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Thread started: Oct 31 2007, 12:23 AM EDT
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how many members are allowed per private wiki site
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