WikiNode

bookshelved-wiki: wiki-node

Welcome to the bookshelved-wiki, a wiki for people who like books. We also play a little game with names.

starting points:

• FrontPage
• BookOfChanges
• MissingLinks
• TheVisitorsBook
• BookOnTheBookshelf

wiki-nodes of our neighbors

• [Bücher-wiki: wiki-node], book-lovers, German
• [Bücherei-wiki: wiki-node], work in public libraries, German
• [carpe-wiki: wiki-node], German

the bookshelved-wiki on node-wikis

• none so far

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neighbors (still) lacking a wiki-node

• [the Metaweb] with NealStephenson

• http :// thetolkienwiki.org/ the TolkienWiki? discussing books by JRRTolkien
• http :// lotr.wikicities.com/ The Lord of the Rings wiki discussing books by JRRTolkien
• http :// thedarktower.net/wiki/ The Dark Tower "TowerWiki?" discussing books by StephenKing
• http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Errata the Errata wiki, discussing every book that has errors in it.
• http ://wikibooks.org/ Wikibooks, collaboratively writing new books.
• http ://reviews.wikia.com/ Reviews wikia apparently includes book reviews
• http :// diybookbinding.pbwiki.com/ DIY Bookbinding wiki
• http ://tolkiengateway.net/ Tolkien Gateway, a JRRTolkien encyclopedia
• http :// readordiewiki.elwiki.com/ "Read Or Die" certainly sounds like it might have something to do with books
• http: //www.zwiki.de This wiki is about non-fictious books and its authors

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How is this different from the BusStop? The BusStop page at least has the merit of being named after a book.--ade

This is different because WikiNode has the same name *every* wiki, even wiki in Swedish. But yes, the [WikiNode network] is very similar to the Wiki Bus Tour. -- DavidCary

The obvious solution is for someone to publish a book called WikiNode. :)

The difference is that TourBusStop is linear and oranization is more centralized. WikiNode is truly an application of the TheWikiWay. I think the page should be called SelfOrganization? after:

The Origins of Order: Self-Organization and Selection in Evolution, Stuart A. Kauffman, [[ISBN] (alternate, search)]

-- MarkDilley

I'd call it Nexus?, after Nexus: Small Worlds and the Groundbreaking Theory of Networks (ISBN 0393324427 (amazon.com, search)). -- EarleMartin

Would a redirect from WikiNode to a properly named page be allowed under the SimpleRules? Or are we all overlooking the obvious solution and should someone volunteer to be known as 'BusStop' from now on? -- (not me -> ) AalbertTorsius

We've already used redirects on other occasions, I'm too lazy to remember which. Nexus would be a fine page name. -- lb

I found redirects for RecentChanges and the HarryPotterBooks. I think I''l make a proper redirect some time to Nexus?, as it seems to fit nicely. -- ATS

It could be Nexus? for the HenryMiller autobiography.