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Share your deployment experiences and best practices with Lotus® and WebSphere® products in our wikis and help IBM to create scenarios for successful deployments. Contribute to the community by collaborating on shared content and leverage the shared knowledge from that community.

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    Lotus continues to innovate by publishing product documentation in a wiki where it can be edited, commented on, and added to by everyone who uses it.

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We have contributed the XPages Documentation Wiki template to OpenNTF.org! This wiki template was created for the community to contribute articles and for a writing team to publish documentation. It is based on the XPages Wiki template that is also available on OpenNTF and it has been expanded to add more features, many of which to support publishing documentation. This extended version is (almost) the version that is used for the Lotus product wikis listed above.

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Now, you can access the IBM Lotus product wikis on the go by using the Lotus Mobile Wikis Beta start page. This Beta provides a simplified, lightweight interface to easily browse and search for technical information in the Lotus product wikis, and is our first step toward optimizing our wikis for web-enabled mobile devices.

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