NEW! Wiki-Mind Interface Breakthrough

We've just upgraded to an exciting new feature today, April 1, 2009, and it changed everything. This Mind Interface plugin enables us to post content directly to our wiki without using a computer, keyboard or even a mobile device. There are a few bugs, but the tremendous benefits outweigh the risks.

Here's how it works, and you can try it right now!

1. Concentrate on the place in the wiki where you wish to create new content. Sit in a quiet place and visualize the location for 10 seconds. (Warning: if your focus wanders, the entire process will fail!)
2. Next, visualize the kind of content you are creating. You must focus your mind on one of the following: blog, new discussion, document, comment or discussion response. (Sorry, poll creation and responses are not enabled, yet.)
   
3. Next, think of the title of your new content, preceded in your mind by the keyword, "title." Picture any punctuation marks, if needed, as well.
4. Now, speaking clearly and slowly, say out loud the words that will make up the content of your new item in the wiki. Since this is only an early version of the Mind Interface plugin, you do have to say the words aloud, but engineers are working on a silent-enabled version.
5. Finally, click your heels together three times and say "Publish, publish, publish" loudly and clearly!

That's it! You've just published your content directly in the wiki via the new Mind Interface. Be sure to tell your colleagues about this tremendous breakthrough, too -- this changes everything!