On May 31, 2008, at 4:08 PM, Lan Barnes wrote:
There are maybe 6 - 10 international individuals who would be trusted
contributors. Most are not computer experts. A wiki with passwoird
protection seems like a good way to go.
Again, belated reply, but I have to recommend:
http://wik.is/
That's the free hosted version of software called DekiWiki (http://wiki.opengarden.org/Deki_Wiki
), which is fantastically friendly to non-computer experts. It has a
nice rich text editor which works in all browsers and saves mere
mortals from having to deal with Wiki markup. Permissions are easy to
deal with, and it has a regular complement of other modern wiki
features like tags and RSS feeds.
Definitely worth a look if the goal is to focus on the information and
not the system behind it. It also happens to be the brainchild of a
local San Diego company!
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