WikiAlternatives+

If you don't like ewiki, then try at least one of these:

- PhpWiki+ has a more complete approach than this WikiWare+,
  get it from http://freshmeat.net/projects/phpwiki,
  it has support for different database types, features localization
  and comes with an integrated admin area and also lots of plugins
  made by its gigantic user base and development group. It initially
  inspired the ewiki project, but also was the reason for starting
  it.
        - TikiWiki+ is a portal system centering around a powerful Wiki
          implementation. Thousands of plugins and developers, many cool
          extensions. http://tikiwiki.org/ and the http://tikipro.org/ fork
- Pie is a lean and unbloated Wiki implementation using a file based
  database and storing pages as HTML. <http://pie.ekkaia.org/>;
- WakkaWiki+ by Hendrik Mans is also a very powerful PHP implementation,
  see http://www.wakkawiki.com/
- Miki is another nice (small) implementation in PHP from Jukka
  Zitting.  Get it from http://miki.sourceforge.net/
- coWiki - completely OOP and the source code layout is great; looks
  very featureful, but is more a CMS than a Wiki (authentication
  bloat) and has also a little weird markup, but better check it out
  yourself on http://cowiki.org/
- PmWiki+ is one of the more mature Wiki implementations for PHP,
  it has been around for some time, has a large user base and is
  still in active development. http://pmwiki.org/
- MediaWiki+ drives the well-known WikiPedia+ project. It is very
  powerful, but like Pmwiki comes with features that initially
  are somehwat overkill for many users. The developer base is
  huge, and features get added hourly. http://www.mediawiki.org/
- PWiki2 was once the rising star in the world of PHP based Wikis,
  but seems to have frozen in development. http://www.pwiki2.org/

The BEST PLACE to look for evil concurrent implementations is:
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiEngines

And there is a new WikiEngine+ comparison table coming up, which
tries to sort them by supported features:
http://wikifeatures.wiki.taoriver.net/moin.cgi/WikiEngine

Why do we recommend "concurrent" projects?  Simple answer: ewiki is
not a commercial project, we do not depend upon having thousands of
"customers" or users; and it makes especially no sense to persuade
people to use it. While ewiki is very flexible, it is not believed
to met everybodys needs (that would be silly, wouldn't it?).
Choices are good, and the free software community offers a lot here,
so please just check them out, and make YOUR choice.

Also have a visit at http://www.cmsmatrix.org/ if you've got time.

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