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'''Wiki code''' enables the [[Research Wiki]] and [[Publish Wiki]].  Choices we make about it will guide the [[Consumerium Software License]] and likely also the [[software development process]] - probably in ways we can't easily change or undo later.  With so many '''alternate wiki implementations''' out there, it is important to sort through the advantages and disadvantages of each.
'''Wiki code''' enables the [[Content Wiki]] and [[Opinion Wiki]].  Choices we make about it will guide the [[Consumerium Software License]] and likely also the [[software development process]] - probably in ways we can't easily change or undo later.  With so many '''alternate wiki implementations''' out there, it is important to sort through the advantages and disadvantages of each.


This starts by considering the [[wikitext standard]] that our present text is in:  Currently 3 out of 20 of our registered users are registered [[MediaWiki]] developers, which makes our percentage of developers among users '''15%''', which is likely the highest figure any public MediaWiki installation can boost so that is an good incentive to try to adapt MediaWiki for our use over other wikis.  However they might just be here ''because'' we are using MediaWiki, so, it is important to make clear that one of the things the [[R&D Wiki]] is doing is ''choosing'' what technology best fits our [[hardware requirements]] later.
This starts by considering the [[wikitext standard]] that our present text is in:  Currently 3 out of 20 of our registered users are registered [[MediaWiki]] developers, which makes our percentage of developers among users '''15%''', which is likely the highest figure any public MediaWiki installation can boost so that is an good incentive to try to adapt MediaWiki for our use over other wikis.  However they might just be here ''because'' we are using MediaWiki, so, it is important to make clear that one of the things the [[R&D Wiki]] is doing is ''choosing'' what technology best fits our [[hardware requirements]] later.
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