klog
Short for knowledge blog, klog is a type of blog usually used as an internal / Intranet blog that is not accessible to the general public and that serves as a knowledge management system. The term klog is also being used to describe a blog that is technical content oriented.
(v.) To author a knowledge blog.
Other forms: klogger (a person who knowledge blogs).
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