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Originally Posted by phrontist
Hmmmm... Well, I like wikipedia's software, but lets not rule out others. I'd prefer one of the following:
ModWiki - I use this for my personal wiki, and really like it. I don't like the way it handles uploads though! It works for me, but for a large public one we might run into issues.
Twiki - Has a cult following... 
As max mentioned earlier, WikiPedia's software is nice, but I don't know much about it...
UPDATE:
After looking into Wikipedia's features list, I have mixed feelings. I'm not sure the complexity is warranted in this situation... |
TWiki has some very cool stuff like the draw plugin (which incidentally could probably be ported to mediawiki) And other goodies.
useModwiki just looks way to simple from the examples i have seen. There seem to be literally hundreds (
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiEngines) but only a few come close to the having the features that i think are neccesary, or more importantly, a large enough community to stay in active development and stay current with features.
MORE UPDATE:
On second though, maybe restricting editin to logged in users might be a good thing. Not because of security or vandalism or anything, it would just be nice to at least have something more than IP address to credit a contribution to.