I liked reading the comments on today's <a href="http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/10/28/1952230&tid=95" title="Are we headed for a Wiki world?">today's Slashdot article on Wikis</a>; although most of them were negative, it showed that people are seriously evaluating wikis for both <a href="http://wiki.wubi.org/" title="My own wiki.">personal</a> and commercial use.  So I think it's a fortuitous time to point out Wang Jianshuo's newly re-opened <a href="http://bbs.wangjianshuo.com/Bus/HomePage" title="Wang Jianshuo presents...">My City, My Bus Stop</a> wiki.  The idea is to have a wiki page for every bus stop in Shanghai, and then for people to annotate the wiki page with photos and text descriptions of the respective stop.  There's some pretty neat code working in the background that works to keep individual stop pages up-to-date as the line description pages change; if you update a line and create a new stop page, you'll see it in action.  I've done a couple of stop so far, namely <a href="http://bbs.wangjianshuo.com/Bus/BaiYuLu" title="My City, My Bus Stop">白玉路</a> and <a href="http://bbs.wangjianshuo.com/Bus/XinShenHuaChengMoLiYuan" title="My City, My Bus Stop">新申花城茉莉苑</a>; check out <a href="http://bbs.wangjianshuo.com/Bus/RecentChanges" title="My City, My Bus Stop">the RecentChanges page</a> for the latest contributions.