Feel free to use it to create your personal website using any ASP hosting site. Or simply use it as your online notebook, making it editable and updatable virtually anywhere and whenever you are on the internet. You can share your site with everyone or allow only selected friends to edit. If you know ASP script programming, you can customize it anyway you want. It's all up to you![1]
"If you're looking for an easy-to-install and easy-to-use Wiki enginer for Windows-based hosts, it's hard to beat Wiki Asp...It runs on legacy ASP, so its compatible with any IIS installation (no need for IIS6 or .Net). It uses Jet for the database, so it doesn't need SQL Server or MySQL. It uses a stateless database connection, so you don't need to setup a data source. Our Engineering Intranet is based around a (slightly) customized version of Wiki Asp. We've been using it for about a year and a half, and it's been great." - Mr. Semack
"I used WikiASP to create the wiki. It is available at http://www28.brinkster.com/lambda326/wiki.asp . There are other wiki programs available, including OpenWiki, MediaWiki, and Moin Moin, but I found WikiASP was the simplist to set up" - Ken Schatzle
"I was amazed at how well this ( Wiki Asp) worked and how stable it was. The wiki data is stored in an Access database so if you want to scale this up you'll need to move the data back end to something else. There are a ton of other wiki software applications out there but I like this one because it works well and it runs on IIS "- John Wear