Which software (already) was inspired by and/or shaped by The TiddlyWiki?

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Q: Which software (already) was inspired by and/or shaped by The TiddlyWiki?

Explanans or Explanandums are both acceptable.
Let’s map The TW history of influence (by & of / bye & off) for fun.

It is about time for a RECKONING.

Be relaxed in the Café ambiance …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYPVQccHhAQ.

TT

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Twine was I think TW inspired, possibly even a plugin. You can find some conversations in the old Google group with twinery creator. (I always like to think it’s Tiddly Wiki Interactive Narative Engine but I’m just making that up).

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@Ste_W It certainly was. @Maans shared a danish translated version with me, shortly after I started using Tiddlywiki, classic it was. Shortly after that, twine changed and did no longer use Tiddlywiki.
Tiddlytwine was on tiddlyspace.com, and tiddlyspace.gir.dk

Maans write about it https://groups.google.com/g/tiddlywiki/c/IZn1fXYM7QE/m/slrWDeBI2HUJ

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#4

Logseq was, as they state it at their blog:

Logseq is hugely inspired by Roam Research, Org Mode, Tiddlywiki and Workflowy.

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#5

Let’s keep this going on yet …

FEATHER WIKI — https://feather.wiki/

Feather Wiki is a lightning fast infinitely extensible tool for creating personal non-linear notebooks, databases, and wikis that is entirely self-contained, runs in your browser, and is only 58 kilobytes in size.

It was created to be like TiddlyWiki but with the smallest file size possible …

Note: It is SO convergent on Saving Principles with the TW approach (“Quine thyself”) it can be, and is, often hosted on Tiddlyhost.

… So … what else was inspired by and/or shaped by The TiddlyWiki?

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Also Moka
While not explicitly mentioning Tiddlywiki as an inspiration, they claim that:

Moka is a small wiki quine self contained in a single html file. You can store this file on your computer, host it on a server, or put it on a USB stick.

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