bliki
Bliki is a portmanteau of blog and wiki used to describe a type of web content that combines the time-stamped, author-attribution style of a blog with the collaborative editing, interlinking, and revision history of a wiki. A bliki consists of pages that can be written as posts and simultaneously edited by multiple users. Each page preserves a history of changes, enabling revision control and transparency in authorship while preserving a navigable structure through internal links and categories.
Origins and use: The term arose in the early 2000s in discussions of online knowledge management as
Key features typically include: editable pages with revision history; the ability to create and follow links
Advantages include a low barrier to collaborative editing, a single coherent place for notes and documentation,
See also: wiki, blog, content management systems, knowledge management.