John Bange wrote:
>>  Well, then, get cracking on it, John!

> You're right, I should! I just ordered a server for it and should have the
> hardware by thursday or so. As soon as I get it (easy), I'll install and
> configure linux (harder), and pick and install a wiki software for it
> (hardest). I think the two most important features would definitely be
> WYSIWYG editing and some sort of "dump to HTML" capability. We'll see how
> many wikis do that. I know that MediaWiki, the one I used for
> VanagonWiki Mk
> I,  doesn't do EITHER without using tricky and awkward plugins...

Just throwing this out there...

JotSpot has just been acquired by Google so they're in a temporary
holding pattern until they can be integrated into the Google universe
but this took very little for YouTube and other acquisitions.

I was looking around for a good, free Wiki for another interest of mine
and found them.

...no need to go to all the trouble of setting up things from scratch
when other options are available.

I gave them an email address to let me know when they're actively
accepting registrations again.

I found a few others that already use them (currently active) and the
feature set seems quite sophisticated.

--
Sincerely,

-- Wil

"Creative minds are uneven, and the best of fabrics have their dull spots."
-- H.P. Lovecraft