> One could possibly design a new wiki system as a pass-through layer, > with MW as a back end and with functionality being migrated forwards > into the new system over time as people got used to it. > > I think there's an opportunity either for a reconceptualized > enterprise oriented MW like system, but done in a clean sheet project > and partly or entirely outside the Wikimedia Foundation, or for such a > project as a passthrough layer intended to eventually replace MW and > done within the Foundation. Whether either of these will ever happen > I don't know. The most common Wikis seem to be MediaWiki (with all > its warts), Twiki (with all its lack of functionality and > administrative warts), and SharePoint (*cough*gack* - though I use it, > too). None of these is optimal for the typical wiki environment, > users or administrators. We seem to be muddling through. >
Isn't this what Mindtouch Deki did? Deki is/was a fork of MediaWiki. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MindTouch_Deki Confluence is also a fairly heavily used enterprise wiki. Respectfully, Ryan Lane _______________________________________________ Wikitech-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-l
