I won’t go so deep with the definition of Wiki but if you are not familiar with it, they are websites that anyone can freely edit and contribute to grow through collaboration. The first Wiki software is developed by Ward Cunningham to exchange ideas between computer programmers.

There are different options to set your own Wiki systems. You can whether add a dynamic Wiki system to your server which would require some programming knowledge or use a third party tool to handle it for you where you don’t need to have any technical details at all.

In a regular Wiki site all the information that is seen on the web can be edited by anyone. With Wetpaint you have the power of your own Wiki site. Wetpaint is a free Wiki website builder that allows you to make your own community-driven Wiki in three easy steps.

With Wetpaint, you have the power to choose group of people that who can edit your pages. You can allow anyone, only people you invite or anyone who joins your Wiki to edit or create pages in your site. If you make any mistake, you have the option to restore your page to previous version. Simply Wetpaint’s Wiki pages are very flexible and give you many options to choose from.

Whether you have deep technical information or you don’t know anything about computers, you can always set a free website for yourself on Wetpaint in three very easy steps.