Tony Brewer

Do you remember ever seeing a sign that says “Wet Paint” and touching it, to see if it really IS wet? I did, once, as a kid, and in my case I guess I was lucky because the paint had dried by the time I had touched it! But I might not have been so lucky if I had happened by a few hours earlier!

Isn’t it curious how inquisitive we, as a species, tend to be! Always trying to find out as much as we can about any subject that interests us. I know that when I start to get interested in a subject I spend many hours reading books, magazines, newspapers, and browsing the Internet for as much information as I can possibly get on the subject. Sometimes I would get frustrated trying to find the information that I was trying to find. Well, all of that just might be in the past, thanks to a website called wetpaint.com.

The wetpaint.com website allows users to create Wikis to share information about a common interest. Do you know what a wiki is? I didn’t know what Wikis are so I looked it up. To paraphrase Wikipedia, (where else would YOU go to get a definition of a wiki?) a wiki is a collection of web pages or one web page that is designed to be modified by or contributed to by the users.

So if you want to see (or share) Wiki Information about a topic that interests YOU, try out the wetpaint.com website! Chances are pretty good you’ll find some good information there, or can start your OWN page!