[Webware-discuss] Choosing a wiki

[Ian Bicking]

Now that we have a server for Webware, we should think about what Wiki 
to use.  Several options have been presented -- Shayne's recent Wiki, 
the Wiki I wrote in the Sandbox, Frank's PyDiddy port (which I had 
quite forgotten about), and maybe a few others (e.g., I have yet 
another Wiki that I didn't put in the Sandbox, that I had been working 
on a couple years ago; no doubt other Webware wikis are out there).

I *really* want reST input, because I think it's good for writing about 
programming, and that's what the Wiki will be about.  So writing code 
blocks and the sort should be easy, which it is in reST.  At the moment 
this means a patched version of MoinMoin, or my sandbox wiki.

I'd also like to move the Cheetah Wiki over, since it's hosted with the 
Webware Wiki right now.  And there was a request for setting up a 
SQLObject Wiki, which I'd also like to put up, because by that time it 
should be easy to add yet another ;)  And they're all related projects. 
 But I think it's okay if they are all separate Wikis in separate Wiki 
namespaces.  They could each be a domain -- wiki.webwareforpython.org, 
wiki.cheetahtemplate.org, wiki.sqlobject.org.

Any thoughts?  Right now I'm inclined to flesh mine out a bit more, and 
keep the pages in plain text files to make the content easy to 
manipulate if we change implementations.

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