On Thu, Oct 28, 2004 at 06:16:24PM +0200, Wolfgang Müller wrote:
> I personally think content beats looks. If you're afraid of the bad
> looks just put a volunteers wanted site up (IMHO).

Content is definitely most important.

I can create a COCANWIKI-based wiki and/or a COCANWIKI-based CMS (I
suggest you probably need both - the CMS for the main site, and a wiki
to encourage user contribution areas).

We can host it on our servers, at no cost to you obviously.
Alternately if you have a spare Linux/BSD/Solaris server you can host
it there.  We have source and .debs here:

http://sandbox.merjis.com/release
http://sandbox.merjis.com/debian_packages

The .debs should install directly on a Debian/testing machine with
Apache 1.3 & PostgreSQL 7.4.

To get an idea of how it's possible to style COCANWIKI and use it as a
CMS, have a look at: http://www.team-notepad.com/ (this site is driven
from a COCANWIKI server, styled with CSS and with edit permissions
enabled so that only authorized users can edit).

Rich.

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