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Wikibon: What the Hell!

Posted by David Vellante in Wikibon on February 22, 2009


Here’s what happens when you run the ‘About Wikibon’ through Wordle.

Wordle Analysis of About Wikibon Page

Wordle Analysis of About Wikibon Page

Wordle might seem pointless but it’s actually very cool. It’s not that I’m excited just seeing the giant “Wikibon,” which is prominent because it’s cited a zillion times in the About page. The subtleties of Wikibon are what drive my passions. You’d expect to see things like Gartner, Meta, IDC and Forrester because our founders and early contributors had backgrounds at these research giants. And it’s not surprising to see Wells (as in Wells Fargo) and Pfizer and other organizations that advised us in the beginning– all new companies need advisers from the good people they wish to serve.

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Welcome to the Wikibon Blog

Posted by admin in Wikibon on February 20, 2009


Wikibon is a worldwide community of practitioners, technologists and consultants dedicated to improving the adoption of technology and business systems through an open source sharing of free advisory knowledge. By combining Web 2.0 technology, global expertise and action-oriented content, Wikibon has become the Web’s first and largest technology research and advisory organization where peers help each other make better technology investment decisions and share best practices.

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