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A Wiki dedicated to timelines. It visualizes historic matters graphically on a timescale. WikiTimeScale is open source and its created images can be used as wished (e.g. for presentations). (Go to its project homepage: http://www.wikitimescale.org)
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Analysis and interactive visualization of a web-based community. Supports different focuses on the given social network to present community groups to the user. Also specific information of each member is provided.
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phpMyGenealogy is a web-based genealogy application. Using authentication, multiple users can edit data online, import, export, run reports, and more. The layout is clean and simple to use (based on the simplicity of PAF) and export to GEDCOM-XML.
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web decisor for collectives
Web tool for taking decisions in groups with no moderators
Meetings usually are unbearable. People spend a lot of time listening things in which they are not interested or they knew yet. Most of the people don't have any chance to speak, and moderators can bend the debate to their own interests. New technologies offer the ability to improve this, but how? The ideal tool would let every user adds their opinions and proposals. It would order all of them in a frame easy to follow. It wouldn't need any moderator. And finally, the ideal tool would be very easy to use. With all those objectives this web tool has been designed. It is very similar to a forum. The differences are: the system distinguishes between opinions and proposals, each proposal can be voted and shows a voting box, the proposals are ordered in a folder-like frame maintained by the users themselves, opinions are in a pull-down panel under every proposal. With these features, whatever debate can be express by means of this tool.