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I'm part of a small community that's looking into getting their own wiki, and I'm their local tech person. Any recommendations on wiki software? I've already got a few possibilities in mind, but it's so hard to choose.
My criteria is something easy-to-use (WYSIWYG would be good, but not essential) and not too confusing. Search, page history, user groups/levels, and uploads are essential. An in-built or addon discussion module would be great, as would be easy customisation of looks. Wiki software would have to be either Perl or PHP, flat-file based or perhaps MySQL.
I've been using PMWiki as a personal wiki, but I'm interested if there are better alternatives out there -- currently considering OddMuse, DokuWiki, and TWiki (any opinions on these?)... I have considered MoinMoin, but our server doesn't support Python.
Suggestions much appreciated!
Suggestions? (link)
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I have no idea what any of this means, I'm sorry. I tried looking it up and just got confused.
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That's okay. I was only expecting those with some experience to answer (I know there are some of those users around here), but thanks anyway. =)
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