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| People Patterns | Description | 
| 90-9-1 Theory | Theory that only 10 percent of visitors is doing edits | 
| AcknowledgeGoodness | Reward people doing something excellent beyond normal wiki work | 
| BarnRaising | Collaborative meeting to build content in the wiki together | 
| Champion | A thought leader that is respected by peers and passionate for wiki | 
| IdentityMatters | When people's identity is linked to their content they care more | 
| Invitation | A simple invitation to people to become a participant on wiki | 
| Maintainer | A person who takes responsibility for the quality of specific content | 
| MySpace | A wiki page about a person makes that person feel more connected | 
| PageMaintainer | A person placing pages in the context of the wiki thinking of structure | 
| Patron (or Sponsor) | A high-ranking person who supports and approves the idea of a wiki | 
| Social Tagging | Create a tag on a page like To-Do in a workflow kind of manner | 
| StartingPoint | Site that explain wikis in general and your wiki in particular for newcomers | 
| Viral | More people means they can each encourage their direct contacts to join | 
| Welcoming | Actively welcome newcomers and guide towards an active participant | 
| Wiki Charter | A document that sets guidelines for community collaboration on the wiki | 
| WikiGnome | A person who performs small fixing edits like broken links or misspelling | 
| WikiZenMaster | A person who changes format to make the wiki more visually appealing | 
| People Anti-Patterns | Description | 
| Bully | A pro-wiki person angrily stressing the use of the wiki to non-wiki users | 
| ContributorForHire | A person hired for adding and editing the wiki content | 
| Copyright infringement | People adding copyright material to the wiki | 
| Do it all | A person that wants to do all wiki edits on his own saying let me do it | 
| Gate | A barrier people need to take like difficult registration or needed approval | 
| Leech | A person taking content from the wiki and sending it to people by email | 
| OverOrganizer | A person constantly adjusting the structure of a wiki so people can not find | 
| Vandal | A person who damage the content of wiki by adding or deleting information | 
| WikiNoob | A pro-wiki person not understanding how to work with wiki and its features | 
| Wikiphobia | A person afraid of using wiki because of loss of ownership or vandalism | 
| WikiTroll | A person usually provoking people by saying something philosophically negative | 
| Adoption Patterns | Description | 
| Agenda | Sending a link to the meeting agenda in Wiki tp meeting participants | 
| Automatic Index | Show the activity on the main page with automatic indexes etc | 
| Built-in obsolescence | Add the document validity period to a document | 
| Clean Permissions | Explain the permissions that are given to users | 
| Conferences | Organize conferences by using Wiki collaboration pages | 
| ContentAlert | Insert an alert to a page what needs to be improved | 
| Corporate Directory | Have a corporate directory in Wiki | 
| Critical Mass | A critical mass content is needed to get a Wiki explosion | 
| Email to Wiki | Give the possibility to mail to Wiki | 
| FAQ | Collection of commonly asked questions | 
| FutureLinks | Create a “create page link” to encourage people to create that page | 
| How to use this site | Quick startup guide for newcomers | 
| Intentional Error | Intentionally making errors which are left for others to find and fix | 
| Lunch Menu | Put regularly changing information on the Wiki | 
| Magnet | Having some content exclusively on the wiki to draw users to it | 
| Naming Conventions | Have a convention about page names to increase find ability | 
| New Starter | Set up a introduction process for new starters to get known to Wiki | 
| OverviewPages | Per possible view have a link page available with links to the articles | 
| Permission Granted | Allow any user to perform any action on behalf of the site | 
| Poker | Encourage putting trivial content in your wiki to disable threatened people | 
| Quote Participants | Quote a person who made an important decision or comment in minutes | 
| Recognition | Provide recognize mechanisms for value added by contributors | 
| Scaffold | As blank pages are scaring create a simple startup template for people | 
| Seed it with content | When starting a wiki take care to fill it with preexisting content | 
| Selective Rollback | Roll back any content that is clearly not acceptable | 
| Set Window of Discussion | Set a deadline and state that old pages will be frozen, hidden, or removed | 
| SingleProblem | Ask people for a problem requiring collaboration to solve and help with wiki | 
| ThreadMode | Enable people to discuss the topics in threaded comments | 
| Transit area | Have a folder for unshared documents, each week put the content on wiki | 
| Adoption Anti-Patterns | Description | 
| All wiki all the time | Introducing a wiki takes some time, you should not hurry the process | 
| EmptyPages | People are often reluctant to be the first to edit an empty page | 
| Inconsistent Spaces | Wikis that use a wide variety of user interfaces and navigation confuse visitors | 
| Manager Lockdown | A manager starts editing pages thus scaring off other users | 
| One Way Street | Wikis that allow users to create content but not edit/delete the content afterwards | 
| OneHammer | Wiki is used for everything in the organization thus downgrading the usefulness | 
| PageOwnership | People thinking that its not allowed to touch a users content | 
| Sandbox | Creating a page and encouraging others to practice wiki editing on this page | 
| ThreadMess | Too much threaded comments become unusuable for users | 
| wikiPaintBrush | Confusing technology with purpose of a system | 
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