Best Freeware Wiki

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

In the latest issue of Gizmo’s Tech Support Alert, there’s a bit more detail about the change in the “Best-ever Freeware” list that had been kept pretty up to date on the site. In keeping with all things Web 2.0, it’s now turned into a collaborative project and is now being published as a Wiki.

There’s a lot of really good stuff in there, and even more in the Freeware forums!

A geek could have a real good time checking out tools just by hanging around that site.

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