5. Use keyword rich link text to link to your individual FAQ pages. Link text will help any page to rank higher in search engines

6. Make an index page with a link to all FAQ pages you have created. This would like a little mini site map for both visitor and search engines to index your FAQ pages.

7. Use keyword rich link text to link to your FAQ index page. For example if your website is on topic of SAearch Engine Optimization you could use "SEO Terms and FAQ's" for your link text instead of just FAQ's. Everyone should have a FAQ or "terms" page to help bring in traffic that is searching for your topic. FAQ pages also provide valuable content for website visitors who are looking for information on a specific topic, or a term related to that topic.

What can Wikis be used for? Wikis have spawned some interesting uses, including development of knowledge bases on both intranets and Internet. Product documentation, tutorials and online FAQs are increasingly created using Wiki collaboration. Other collaborative Wiki projects that have been spawned include a Wiki dictionary and directory of famous quotes.

Wikitionary - Wikitionary, a collaborative project to produce a free multilingual dictionary in every language, with definitions, etymologies, pronunciations and quotations. - http://en.wiktionary.org

Wiki Quote - Wikiquote, a free online compendium of quotations in every language, including sources (where known), and translations of non-English quotes. - http://en.wikiquote.org

Ultimately, Wikis are ideally suited for internal corporate projects or committee groups, when all individuals participating have same goals in mind. Potential exists for significant abuse when Wikis remain open in competitive areas.

Overall, Wikis are influential, shaping collaborative online content development, and are likely to become increasingly popular. Sadly, as a Wiki's popularity grows, it is likely Wiki abuse will grow.