: Looks like http://cwiki.apache.org/CWIKI/ answers all our licensing questions. : Notable:
See also this previous discussion in Lucene-Java, notably this clarification from Doug... http://www.nabble.com/Created%3A-%28LUCENE-805%29-New-Lucene-Demo-tf3234570.html#a9242876 If someone wants to investigate what it would take to switch to use Confluence for the main site and/or the wiki i say great ... but it's important to keep in mind that: a) we need to be able to include "official" docs in releases b) wiki pages editable by "anyone" can't be included in releases ...which means either we need two seperete wikis, or an easy way to categorize pages as "official" vs "unofficial", let anyone edit/create unofficial pages, let only commiteres edit/create official pages, allow exporting of official pages. Depending on how it works, the interlinking of official/unofficial pages could get somewhat confusing if they were all powered by one system (having forrest vs moinmoin right now makes a really clear line that would start getting blurred otherwise) Personally: I don't think MoinMoin is that bad of a wiki system ... then again, i have to deal with some extremely shitty wiki systems in the other aspects of my life, so maybe i just have low expectations. I'm all in favor of picking a better default theme if we want to start with that as a way to "freshen things up" ... i already customized all of my apache moinmoin accounts to use the "classic" theme because that default blue/grey one is so damn depressing. -Hoss
