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- aaronroe, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0Greetings All,
As many of you have likely heard, Wiki.com is shutting down by January 25, 2007. If you are one of the thousands of users who registered a Wiki.com site have no fear. Your content is safe. You will be receiving an email shortly from MindTouch regarding this issue. The gist of this follows. John Gotts, the owner of Wiki.com, has agreed to transfer all wiki sites to MindTouch. The agreement does not include the Wiki.com domain. We at MindTouch have already begun migrating the wikis to new servers. Your ability to preserve your content is very important to MindTouch. We too were concerned and are very glad Gotts has kindly allowed this transfer. We agreed to this transfer with such short notice because our technology powered Wiki.com from the beginning and we are intimately familiar with the backend. That’s why we are confident we can restore the site in time and make improvements to it over time. Our most immediate concern is, of course, preserving what you have created. We'll be providing additional details shortly on the new domain, features, and services. MindTouch will take care of you and your community.
Aaron Fulkerson
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