So let me just start with a praise of BoltWire :) Being a game designer (and web apps more loosely conceptualized with more technically inclined friends) I am an avid user of wiki apps. I have intimate knowledge of at least wikidot, mediawiki, dokuwiki as well as other ways of online docs collaboration, such as google docs (love it btw). Among the mentioned wikis, none have really been to my liking. Also well fared with CM systems like Joomla and Wordpress, I know how easy content management *could* be (with regards to WP in particular).
I've always been puzzled as to why wiki systems never quite prospered in innovation in the open web market the same way CMS, blogs and forums did; I mean, if you want to find the 'forum for you', you'll have to compare at least 3 equally viable and impressive options, which is a good thing. But wikis? Whenever I compared them, it always seemed like I resolved to picking the one that would cause the least pain. Enter BoltWire! It really does seem like someone finally figured it out, THANK YOU! Another great contender that I recently discovered is WikkaWiki, but they too impose a couple unnecessary conventions upon the user, such as providing no way around naming pages in accordance with wiki conventions; PageName, not pagename. I am greatly looking forward to exploring BoltWire's capabilities as a software, project and community, all of which matters equally to me. All the best to Dan Vis and all other BW developers; great job! ~ Erlend Sogge Heggen -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "BoltWire" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/boltwire?hl=en.
