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Where tech-savvy minds collide – Collaborate on a .wiki domain.

Bring your passion project or company knowledge to life with a .wiki domain—where collaboration and information meet.

Who’s using .wiki?

Celebrating a few of our favorite .wiki sites.

Oka.wiki

Oka.wiki

Open Knowledge Association disseminates free content on Wikipedia and open platforms through targeted funding.

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Stencil.wiki

Stencil.wiki

STENCIL is an online how-to database made for artists, designers, and printers.

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Archaeology.wiki

Archaeology.wiki

Archaeology & Arts is an all-inclusive blog website complete with updated archaeology finds, interviews, and more.

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Why .wiki?

A .wiki domain is a call to seek and share information. Start collaborating with .wiki today.

  • .wiki is authoritative.

    .wiki is authoritative.

    wiki associates your site with wiki technology and Wikipedia.org.

  • .wiki is informational.

    .wiki is informational.

    You can expect to teach and learn on a .wiki website.

  • .wiki is collaborative.

    .wiki is collaborative.

    .wiki and wiki technology are all about collaboration.

What is .wiki?

A wiki is an online publication collaboratively edited and managed by its own audience and generally managed using wiki technology. Wikis are a uniting force for people with similar interests, and a .wiki domain name invites collaborative energy to your website. Let people know that your site is a place they can learn more about a hobby, a game, or a passion project, or create a memorable home for company knowledge with a .wiki for your business.

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Where tech-savvy minds collide – Collaborate on a .wiki domain.