Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'

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Multipage WikiMail

Compose and read mail using a WIKI type syntax

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You can easily add links, lists and tables, using your favorite WIKI text. Also making email into a "multi page" email app. Instead of saving files with versions to a WIKI you create new pages in your WIKI folder and then send them. Upon being recieved they create a WIKI replica in your safeguarded WIKIMail repository.

—	pashute, Feb 27 2006

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Short name, e.g., Bob's Coffee

Destination URL. E.g., https://www.coffee.com/

Description (displayed with the short name and URL.)

Wow, talk about totally missing the point of Wiki.

—	jutta, Feb 27 2006

No, I'm talking about the missing points of email. (or is post-Wiki email obsolete?)

—	pashute, Feb 27 2006

Another advantage is that to set up a WIKI you need to have a server and install the WIKI on the server. (I have a few, but most of the people on the web, including milions of non-techies, do not.)

With the Wikimail, you could easily set sections of your incoming WIKI to become a personal WIKI, that can be edited as long as you are online. You can then replicate your Wikimail to a server so its always online.

—	pashute, Mar 10 2006

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