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Wiki, thus is nothing else but an offspring of Traditional Essays and Narrative Essays based on the internet technology. Wikis are written usually in HTML, and usually in English. | Wiki, thus is nothing else but an offspring of Traditional Essays and Narrative Essays based on the internet technology. Wikis are written usually in HTML, and usually in English. | ||
Due to the fact that Wikis can be written by students, professors, writers, politicians, managers, internet surfers, or businessmen who do not necessarily have to disclose their true identity, Wikis cannot be used as reputable writing and referencing sources. University Professors do not allow wikis in writing college term papers or essays. | Due to the fact that Wikis can be written by students, professors, writers, politicians, managers, internet surfers, or businessmen who do not necessarily have to disclose their true identity, Wikis cannot be used as reputable writing and referencing sources. University Professors do not allow wikis in writing college term papers or essays. (3) | ||
== TRADITIONAL ESSAY WRITING == | == TRADITIONAL ESSAY WRITING == | ||
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== Reference == | == Reference == | ||
(1) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/w/wiki.html | (1) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/w/wiki.html | ||
(2) http://www.essayplant.com/traditionalessay.php | (2) http://www.essayplant.com/traditionalessay.php | ||
(3)http://essayplant.com/wikiwriting.php | |||