Simon Heimlicher wrote: > If you need a quick and dirty way to password protect some pages of the > wiki, or need really complex tables, albeit with an incredibly stupid > syntax, then use PmWiki. > > On the other hand, if you need a wiki that has > - much more features to protect a page PmWiki seems to have now a very flexible protection (AuthUser), identity based (also with groups) and/or password based. So your problems (enter password any time you want to edit something) shouldn't exist anymore. I didn't try it yet, so I can't say whether it works or how useable it is. > - much cleaner syntax of the Wiki markup? Doesn't seem that different: ''Emphasize'' and '''strongly''' is not that intuitive as **bold** and //italic//, but bold/italic isn't the right wording, anyway, is it? '^superscripts^' is not worse than <sub>subscript</sub>. Maybe I'm simply not that sensible in this respect. > - multi-level hiearchy This depends on the structure of the content. I prefer categories, but there might be applications where a deeper nesting is needed. > - fool-proof way of uploading files Didn't try this - where are the pitfalls? Oliver -- Oliver Betz, Muenchen -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:mailinglist