Re: wiki

>
> I'm actually a lot more in favor of the simpler UseModWiki for
> longevity. I think though that before any changes are made, there shoul=
d
> be some discussion over the multisync and opensync project sites and
> development.
>

Hi!

Tiki is a very vast application with hundreds (no joke) of features. If y=
ou
want, you can use only the wiki and it is fairly simple (depends really o=
n what
features you activate).

About longevity: Tiki is "only" 2.5 years old but is already a very large
international community. There are over 300 contributors registered on
SourceForge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tikiwiki/
Tiki is used on tens of thousands of websites & Intranets. I am convinced=
 Tiki
will be actively developed for a long time :-)


> I'm very interested in these projects and would like to see some
> consolidation of vision and plan. I would contribute time into this
> effort, as I think MultiSync/OpenSync are really important project(s).
>
> I'm going to write another email that lays out a plan for the site(s).
> One moment...
>
>

I am looking forward to reading this. I also think MultiSync/OpenSync are=
 really
important project(s).

I would like to see Tiki synching too. Beyond syncing the classic data
(calendar, tasks, etc.), another idea: Offline wiki editing. Ex.: To have=
 wiki
pages as notes in a Palm pilot and synching changes.

Best regards,

--
M ;-)

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