I can move the Wiki content over. I'd rather not keep Twiki, though I'm not sure what should replace it. MoinMoin? Whatever, as long as we can write reST text. (Zwiki? too hard to maintain?)
We also could extend your little reST-wiki. (I'm only half joking here.)
Yeah, I'm actually kind of thinking about that too. Someone was adding (or fixing) reST support in MoinMoin during PyCon, and from what he said the MoinMoin architecture made it very difficult. I think MoinMoin is very CGI-based, with all that implies.
Anyway, the hard parts of a good Wiki are markup, and maybe versioning and some of that stuff. reST gives us a good markup (though I'd also want to support unadorned HTML), and the other stuff isn't that difficult (e.g., you only need the simplest of versioning systems, i.e., just save all past versions). It could be a fun little task, and I think the result could be quite elegent.
Ian
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