From: "Sarel Wesssels (Agri Wiki)" swessels@agriwiki.co.za

Is there a limitation on the use of the word WIKI? We registered a website, and it includes the word WIKI in the name.

"Wiki" is a Hawaiian word that means "fast."

Ward Cunningham, the inventor of the wiki concept (http://www.c2.com) originally called his Perl script "wiki wiki web," meaning (exact literal translation from Hawaiian... NOT) "really, really fast way of getting collaborative web content up."

Given the difficulty of trademarking words in common use, I would be very surprised if anyone could do anything about any use you choose to make of "wiki."

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