On Thu Mar 3 9:31 , David Grant sent:
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>David Grant wrote:
>> The major disadvantage of switching away from twiki, is as Jim and
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>> Karsten were talking about, is that the syntax is different between
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>> almost all wikis and also the links will be all screwed up. Someone
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It's not th
damn, I sent this to the wrong mailing list. I was supposed to go to
gnumed-devel not gnucash-devel Sorry about that.
David Grant wrote:
I just scanned through the posts about moin moin vs. twiki.
Functionally they are probably both similar. I'm guessing twiki has
more plugins though. Look
What do you think of Faq-o-matic?
http://faqomatic.sourceforge.net/fom-serve/cache/1.html
-derek
Derek Atkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm more worried about security and wiki-spam... I'd also like to
> find something that handles FAQs "the best".
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> -derek
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> David Grant <[EMAIL PROT
I'm more worried about security and wiki-spam... I'd also like to
find something that handles FAQs "the best".
-derek
David Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I just scanned through the posts about moin moin vs. twiki. Functionally
> they are probably both similar. I'm guessing twiki has more
I just scanned through the posts about moin moin vs. twiki. Functionally
they are probably both similar. I'm guessing twiki has more plugins
though. Looks-wise I always thought twiki looked a bit messy/noisy but
that can be fixed by anyone who knows HTML and CSS, or perhaps by
installing a new
