which solution do you suggest?

Posted by Dr Andus
Nov 8, 2012 at 03:35 PM

MadaboutDana wrote:
>If you are thinking of wikis, I can also recommend ProjectForum, a commercial product
>but very modestly priced for a basic version ($25). There is a free version, but it’s
>fairly useless. But if I were you I’d make the jump up to Kerio Workspace. Its main
>shortcoming: non-highlighting of search results (although its actual search
>engine is very powerful and uses similar Boolean concepts to e.g. Google). Workspace
>has the advantage of being very easy to administer and use. Plone is quite a bit more
>sophisticated, but still manageable. Confluence is hugely powerful and a bit
>overwhelming, but has a great interface once you get to grips with it. And SharePoint
>is, of course, free with various MS server systems (whoopee!). TikiWiki I’ve rather
>lost touch with, but I believe it’s extremely powerful, although a bit fiddly to
>install.

As a CT fan I would say this, wouldn’t I, but what would be the advantage of going with any of these wikis vs. a dedicated desktop wiki like ConnectedText (considering that collaboration is not a requirement here)? Although CT doesn’t have a WYSIWYG editor, in exchange you get a lot of flexibility, without having to worry about any of the installation and search issues of the above-mentioned wikis.