Devunity is an online social development platform offering Bug tracking system.

Wikipedia.org is a wiki encyclopedia, it is an encyclopedia with content created and maintained by its users. Wikipedia currently has over 6 million articles in over 250 different languages. Wikipedia operates as a wiki, which is a site created and maintained by the site users. Anyone may edit articles on Wikipedia. Only registered users may create, delete, or merge articles. Registered users have certain of these permissions, as well as admin permissions, based on their level. The higher level ...

NewsCloud was founded in 2005 by Jeff Reifman to create an open community to address the problems with consolidation of corporate media and censorship.

Originally named CommonTimes, the site was renamed in 2006 as NewsCloud.com. Please feel free to contact us with your feedback or for more information.

In April 2007 my brother Jay called me while manually copy-pasting together a team-wide farewell card for an employee at a remote office...

I thought, …Surely there is an easy service that lets someone start and circulate an online group greeting…with none found, the quest began to create one.

Early on, Stanford campus provided a great opportunity to test this strange idea on classmates. Soon, friends chipped in and sent cards to each other, to friends, and to family. We even sent class-wi ...

wikiHow is a collaboration to build and share the world's largest, highest quality how-to manual. Imagine if everyone on Earth had an expert coach who could teach them how to do anything. Eventually, our multilingual how-to manual should contain accurate instructions on almost every imaginable topic. This freely available information will improve millions of lives, in both small and large ways.

Every month, millions of people turn to wikiHow to learn how to do something new. By contributing y ...

The purpose of this site is to assist the development of an emerging theology for the emerging church. If you’re new here, have a look at the Introduction to Open Source Theology, the Rules of engagement, and if you haven’t lost interest by then, try What (again) is an emerging theology? for a more recent discussion. This is meant to be a collaborative project - so feel free to collaborate!

Formed in January 2003, the Open Source Portfolio Initiative (OSPI) is a collaborative, open-source, software development project based on the University of Minnesota Enterprise System's electronic portfolio software. The University of Minnesota (U of MN), University of Delaware, and the r-smart group, founded this collaborative to open the evolution of the U of MN ePortfolio to diverse input, rapid development, and widespread use.

In January 2004 the Mellon Foundation matched contributions f ...

SourceWatch is a free encyclopedia of people, issues, and groups shaping the public agenda, including activist groups and government agencies but especially public relations firms, front groups, industry-friendly experts and think tanks that try to manipulate public opinion. It catalogues descriptions and details of as well as the criticisms that are made of these groups from different perspectives.

A number of individuals and organizations have previously attempted to compile similar guides ...