Hi All, running several (broken) PhpWiki based wikis, I need to switch to a better maintained Wiki engine soon. At the moment, I'm mainly comparing DokuWiki and PmWiki. After I have been playing a bit with both, it would be interesting to get more information especially about the non-abvious characteristics and strengths (or weaknesses). For example about data storage: While PmWiki stores page data, metadata and old revisions in the same file, DokuWiki uses separate files. I would like to learn more about the reasons behind and the (dis-) advantages. Another important question is long term availability. If Andi can't continue DokuWiki development some day, are there other (potential) core developers? As I'm no PHP programmer (I'm doing low-level embedded stuff in "plain C"), I depend on other people maintaining the Wiki software if issues (security, PHP version problems...) arise some day. Thanks in advance, Oliver -- Oliver Betz, Muenchen -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:mailinglist