On 2004.08.05.13.02, Ian Langworth wrote: | > These two issues may indicate that a wiki which allows an | > admin group and locked pages is essential. (Kwiki, at least | > when I was playing with it, basically allowed only one | > administrator who could lock pages) | | The larger the wiki community, the less security is needed. | Personally, don't think wiki spam will be an issue for us. If | there's ever a problem, it should take two clicks to undo | changes, no matter what wiki you're using.
I also feel that the amount of forced security and the size of the community are inversely proportional... not only will a large community make lots of security unneeded -- lots of security will drive portions of the community away :) I have had excelent experiences with OddMuse, as far as the flavour vote goes. --Brock _______________________________________________ Boston-pm mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/boston-pm
