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| − | + | ChangeIsCheap represents our belief in [[constructive edits]] and the process of wiki. Building off the tenets of [[BeABuilder]] and [[AssumeGoodFaith]], we arrive at the conclusion that [[WikiWiki|wiki]] allows us to embrace change in to an unprecedented extent. | |
| − | ChangeIsCheap represents our belief in [[constructive edits]] and the process of wiki. Building off the tenets of [[BeABuilder]] and [[AssumeGoodFaith]], we arrive at the conclusion that [[WikiWiki|wiki]] allows us to embrace change in to an unprecedented extent. | + | |
| + | With wiki, each page is equipped with a complete history of every edit. This allows us to freely plumb the past and move forward knowing that no good idea or innovation is lost. We can feel free to make changes secure in the knowledge that our work will be recognized for its own merit and that it will become the foundation for further effort and construction. | ||
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| + | {{PullQuoteWide|First comes thought; then organization of that thought, into ideas and plans; then transformation of those plans into reality. The beginning, as you will observe, is in your imagination.|Napoleon Hill}} | ||
Return to the [[WikiWay]] | Return to the [[WikiWay]] | ||
[[Category:AboutUsValues]] | [[Category:AboutUsValues]] | ||
Revision as of 22:19, 10 September 2009
Ch-Ch-Changes
ChangeIsCheap represents our belief in constructive edits and the process of wiki. Building off the tenets of BeABuilder and AssumeGoodFaith, we arrive at the conclusion that wiki allows us to embrace change in to an unprecedented extent.
With wiki, each page is equipped with a complete history of every edit. This allows us to freely plumb the past and move forward knowing that no good idea or innovation is lost. We can feel free to make changes secure in the knowledge that our work will be recognized for its own merit and that it will become the foundation for further effort and construction.
First comes thought; then organization of that thought, into ideas and plans; then transformation of those plans into reality. The beginning, as you will observe, is in your imagination.Napoleon Hill
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