Wiki Platforms
Space of software platforms and engines that enable collaborative editing and shared documentation across open-source and commercial solutions, each with distinct developer, administrator, and user communities.
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Fandom Wiki Editors are volunteer contributors who create, edit, and moderate fan-driven encyclopedic content on fandom-specific wikis, collaborating to document fictional universes and enforce community standards.
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Fandom Wiki Editors
Fandom Wiki Editors are volunteer contributors who create, edit, and moderate fan-driven encyclopedic content on fandom-specific wikis, collaborating to document fictional universes and enforce community standards.
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Space encompassing communities that collaboratively build and maintain wiki-based knowledge platforms. It includes volunteer projects like Wikipedia and WikiHow, fan-run Fandom wikis, corporate and educational deployments, and software documentation wikis, each with unique governance, tooling, and editorial norms.
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Wiki Communities
Space covering platforms designed to facilitate creation, curation, and exchange of knowledge through community-driven features; includes Q&A sites, wiki systems, corporate knowledge bases, collaborative documentation, and peer-learning networks.
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Knowledge Sharing Platforms
A space encompassing online platforms and tools designed for multiple users to co-create, edit, and manage documents collaboratively, offering features like real-time editing, version control, commenting, and shared workspaces.
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Collaborative Documentation Platforms
A Space covering browser-based discussion forum software platforms—such as Discourse, phpBB, and vBulletin—that host threaded communities. It encompasses distinct ecosystems of administrators, plugin and theme developers, and power users, each with its own moderation norms, customization practices, and tooling cultures.
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Discussion Forum Platforms
Space covering online platforms that enable developers to collaborate on code through version control, pull requests, issue tracking, and social features, encompassing distinct user communities around services like GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
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Developer Social Coding Platforms
Space covering platforms that enable personal and professional blogging—ranging from hosted services and self-hosted CMS to static site generators. It encompasses ecosystems of developers, designers, and writers centered around tools like WordPress, Ghost, and Jekyll.
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Blogging Platforms
Space encompassing communities that collaboratively build and maintain wiki-based knowledge platforms. It includes volunteer projects like Wikipedia and WikiHow, fan-run Fandom wikis, corporate and educational deployments, and software documentation wikis, each with unique governance, tooling, and editorial norms.
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Space covering platforms designed to facilitate creation, curation, and exchange of knowledge through community-driven features; includes Q&A sites, wiki systems, corporate knowledge bases, collaborative documentation, and peer-learning networks.
Contains 5 bubblesKnowledge Sharing Platforms
A space encompassing online platforms and tools designed for multiple users to co-create, edit, and manage documents collaboratively, offering features like real-time editing, version control, commenting, and shared workspaces.
Contains 3 bubblesCollaborative Documentation Platforms
A Space covering browser-based discussion forum software platforms—such as Discourse, phpBB, and vBulletin—that host threaded communities. It encompasses distinct ecosystems of administrators, plugin and theme developers, and power users, each with its own moderation norms, customization practices, and tooling cultures.
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Space covering online platforms that enable developers to collaborate on code through version control, pull requests, issue tracking, and social features, encompassing distinct user communities around services like GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
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Space covering platforms that enable personal and professional blogging—ranging from hosted services and self-hosted CMS to static site generators. It encompasses ecosystems of developers, designers, and writers centered around tools like WordPress, Ghost, and Jekyll.
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Open source communities are global groups of developers and enthusiasts who collaboratively build, maintain, and govern software projects under open licenses, emphasizing transparency, collaboration, and shared ownership.
Open Source Communities
CMS Builders are communities of site creators, developers, and administrators who actively use and extend content management systems to power websites, collaborate, and share workflows. These participants develop, customize, and maintain CMS-driven ecosystems through shared practices and open-source collaboration.
Content Management Systems
Slack workspaces run by open-source projects serve as collaborative hubs where contributors discuss development, plan releases, triage issues, and build community using dedicated channels, custom bots, and shared rituals.
Open Source Project Slack Workspaces
A network of specialized Q&A communities where users collaboratively ask and answer questions on a wide range of topics, governed by shared principles and gamified moderation.
Stack Exchange Communities
Digital Workplace Platform Admins are IT professionals who manage and secure enterprise collaboration and messaging platforms, forming specialized communities based on platform expertise and shared governance challenges.
Digital Workplace Platform Admins
Q&A Communities are online platforms where users collaboratively ask and answer questions in organized, topic-based forums, fostering knowledge sharing and peer-driven expertise.
Question And Answer Communities
Open source communities are global groups of developers and enthusiasts who collaboratively build, maintain, and govern software projects under open licenses, emphasizing transparency, collaboration, and shared ownership.
Open Source Communities
CMS Builders are communities of site creators, developers, and administrators who actively use and extend content management systems to power websites, collaborate, and share workflows. These participants develop, customize, and maintain CMS-driven ecosystems through shared practices and open-source collaboration.
Content Management Systems
Slack workspaces run by open-source projects serve as collaborative hubs where contributors discuss development, plan releases, triage issues, and build community using dedicated channels, custom bots, and shared rituals.
Open Source Project Slack Workspaces
A network of specialized Q&A communities where users collaboratively ask and answer questions on a wide range of topics, governed by shared principles and gamified moderation.
Stack Exchange Communities
Digital Workplace Platform Admins are IT professionals who manage and secure enterprise collaboration and messaging platforms, forming specialized communities based on platform expertise and shared governance challenges.
Digital Workplace Platform Admins
Q&A Communities are online platforms where users collaboratively ask and answer questions in organized, topic-based forums, fostering knowledge sharing and peer-driven expertise.
Question And Answer Communities
Collaborative Document Editing refers to the community of users who actively engage in real-time, multi-user creation and refinement of documents using platforms like Google Docs and Microsoft 365, developing shared norms and workflows.
Collaborative Document Editing
Virtual World Platforms are online 3D spaces where users create avatars, interact socially, and build immersive environments, fostering distinct in-world communities beyond conventional gaming.
Virtual World Platforms
Fandom Wiki Editors are volunteer contributors who create, edit, and moderate fan-driven encyclopedic content on fandom-specific wikis, collaborating to document fictional universes and enforce community standards.
Fandom Wiki Editors
A professional community focused on implementing and managing large-scale, corporate community software to drive employee and customer collaboration, engagement, and knowledge sharing within organizations.
Enterprise Community Platforms
CMS Development is a global community of developers focused on building, customizing, and maintaining content management systems, such as WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla. This group exchanges expertise on themes, plugins, performance, security, and best practices for scalable and flexible digital platforms.
Content Management System Development
Academic Knowledge Sharing Platforms are online networks where scholars and researchers connect, share scholarly works, engage in discourse, and build reputational standing within their fields.
