using Microsoft.Net;

As more and more wikis are springing up, I thought it was about time I produced I categorised list of those I know about:

• Blikis
  • BartyBliki
  • Derek Lakin 
  • Martin Fowler
  • SnipSnap
• Development
  • AjaxPatterns
  • BorgWorX
  • Channel9
  • CppUnit 
  • Don Box
  • DotNetInfluencers
  • DotNetV2 (a Whidbey wiki)
  • Entererprise Architect online user group wiki
  • Guidance Automation Toolkit (GAT)
  • Java.net
  • Javapedia 
  • jEdit 
  • Keith Brown's security book
  • LiteratePrograms
    
  • Non-Admin 
  • Organizational Patterns of Agile Software Development (via Darrell Norton)
  • PatternShare.org
  • PInvoke.net
  • Pluralsight
  • Pragmatic Programmers 
  • SoaWiki
  • TestDriven.NET  (including MbUnit)
  • Visual Studio 2005 Team System (Burton)
  • WSE FAQ
  • WSFinder 
  • XamlShare
  • XpdWiki
• MetaWiki
  • Cunningham & Cunningham
  • FlexWiki
• Products
  • Community Server
  • OfficeWiki
  • Opera
• Reference
  • BookShelved.org
  • NeoRef - home of NeoWikiDiki - Rory's totally unreliable dictionary
  • Wikipedia
• Other
  • AYE Conference - "Amplifying Your Effectiveness"
  • "Getting Things Done" tips
  • Mentat - tips for becoming a better thinker
  • SWiK - Open Software Wiki
    
  • wikiHow - a set of "How to..." pages
  • WikiTrivia - a wiki-powered trivia quiz site (so it's not strictly speaking a wiki, but who cares...)
  • YelloWikis - wiki-powered "Yellow Pages"
    

And here's a very incomplete list of implementations - other reviews are available at E-Learning Centre:

• EditMe
• FlexWiki
• JotSpot
• MediaWiki
  
• MiniWiki (or Apache::MiniWiki)
• MoinMoin
  
• PBWiki
  
• PmWiki 
• SnipSnap
• TiddlyWiki
• TWiki
• UseModWiki
• VeryQuickWiki

Please leave a comment with any interesting ones that I've missed...