Future of Health IT: Trends and Scenarios: WEB 2.0: NIH looking for info on Wikis

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May 16, 2006

WEB 2.0: NIH looking for info on Wikis

THIS JUST IN: NIH issues RFI asking for info on wikis (posted 5/8/2006).

I don't have time to look into this or comment on it at this point, but a quick glance found this:

3.b. Date of product’s first production release (v1.0, not beta versions)

Guess they haven't quite figured out what the Web 2.0 philosophy of "always in beta" means... ;-)

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