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Given that the features you want are mostly in [[tikiwiki]], why not just use that? It would be easier to support a common [[wikitext standard]] in that more supported software, than try to make mediawiki do what it doesn't do well. | Given that the features you want are mostly in [[tikiwiki]], why not just use that? It would be easier to support a common [[wikitext standard]] in that more supported software, than try to make mediawiki do what it doesn't do well. | ||
:I'm looking into it. The new version 1.8 or Polaris seems much more responsive then the 1.4 and 1.5 i fooled around with when trying to locate a CMS to do this concept development & research stuff. | |||
*It does do valid XHTML which is an advantage over | |||
*The linkage visualization (map) thing seems very interesting | |||
*It does have group management already, but according to my knowledge adding this to MediaWiki isn't a problem at all. | |||
:more on this debate MediWiki vs. Other Wiki Implementations later on. Maybe we should commit an article to this issue.[[User:Juxo|Juxo]] | |||
[[MoinMoinWiki]] is even more extensible with a GREAT parser and extension system. | [[MoinMoinWiki]] is even more extensible with a GREAT parser and extension system. | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 6 November 2003
Given that the features you want are mostly in tikiwiki, why not just use that? It would be easier to support a common wikitext standard in that more supported software, than try to make mediawiki do what it doesn't do well.
- I'm looking into it. The new version 1.8 or Polaris seems much more responsive then the 1.4 and 1.5 i fooled around with when trying to locate a CMS to do this concept development & research stuff.
- It does do valid XHTML which is an advantage over
- The linkage visualization (map) thing seems very interesting
- It does have group management already, but according to my knowledge adding this to MediaWiki isn't a problem at all.
- more on this debate MediWiki vs. Other Wiki Implementations later on. Maybe we should commit an article to this issue.Juxo
MoinMoinWiki is even more extensible with a GREAT parser and extension system.