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... wikipedia.org/wiki/Backronym ) . Aero Glass didn't start out as an acronym ; the phrase was created after the fact by Microsoft marketing to match the Aero Glass terminology already in use . You may run into this terminology on a ...
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... Wiki' has a become a catch-all prefix for almost any kind of publicly created collaborative online content, but wiki comes originally from the Hawaiian word for fast. Wiki has become a backronym for 'what I know is . . . 'Backronyms are ...
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... backronyms In “Wikipedia”, wiki stands for “what I know is” The movie Men in Black is alsocommonly knownas MIB. One popular Indian reality TV show, Dance India Dance is also knownas DID Meaning Pronunciation Example Homonym Same ...
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... wikis . Wikipedia as a Wiki Community Wikipedia developed in an atmosphere where wikis were already established as a particular kind of online community . The word wiki is sometimes interpreted as a backronym , a back - formed acronym ...
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... definition is more of a “backronym” – an acronym applied to an existing word. Imagine my surprise when a little research for a conference presentation on wiki implementation turned up the fact that “wiki” doesn't actually stand for ...
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The notions of motivation and meaningfulness are central to the approach adopted in the book.
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... wiki is a collaborative website which can be directly edited by anyone with access to it. Ward Cunningham, developer ... backronym" for what I know is, which describes the knowledge contribution, storage, and the exchange function. [7] ...
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In this entertaining and fascinating new book on the origins of words and expressions, Michael Quinion retells the mythic tales that have become popular currency - the word 'posh' deriving from 'port out, starboard home' - and also tries to ...
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... Wikis: On March 15, 2007, wiki entered the Oxford English Dictionary Online. Wiki is sometimes interpreted as the "backronym" (an acronym which is constructed in a post hoc fashion from the name of an item) for what I know is. The ...