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"xtimeline is a service that launched last summer as a wiki-like way of recording history.  Having seen a handful of competitors emerge in the months since its launch, I'm happy to see that xtimeline is revealing a new version of both its website and its widget offering.  \nThe main new feature for xtimeline's new site and widget is the increased ease with which you can create entries.  Other features include collaboration options with select friends or public users, as well as improved wiki-like editing history rollback.  \n\nThe very capacity of the xtimeline widget has been increased as well, so larger timelines can now load within the widgets.  Custom options are also available for xtimeline widgets so they better fit with the existing scheme of your website or blog.  Multiple viewing formats enables you to look at a timeline horizontally or the traditional view, for added personalization.  \nxtimeline has actually been working on the implementation of these new features for several months now, and given the walled-garden approach many of xtimeline's competitors have for their own wikis or collaborative event trackers, I think it was smart for xtimeline to place an emphasis on the custom features for its widget offering.  The xtimeline widget has a good amount of potential as an informative, collaboration tool, along with a number of other possibilities for distributed sharing of information."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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