Tiki is the FOSS Web Application with the most built-in features
This means that you can turn every single feature on and it's going to work. You will have a dizzying number of elements in the menu but everything works. Now, in a core & extension architecture, try installing and activating every single extension and you'll likely break your system because of conflicts between extensions!
Since when? Perhaps 2005 or 2006? There is no formal way to count features (an option of a feature counts, right?) But in any case, all other major FOSS Web apps (in recent years) such as WordPress, Joomla!, Plone, Drupal or Typo3 have the small core and thousands of extensions model.
Is having so many features a good thing? Well, certainly if you need a lot of features or you want to have them readily available if/when you need them in the future. It's also nice to be able to address diverse use cases.
How will I know where to start?: They are tagged "basic", "advanced" or "experimental".
Isn't this more complex?: Read here about how we are Coping with Complexity
How about the release schedule?
2009-05: http://doc.tiki.org/Tiki3 LTS
2009-11: http://doc.tiki.org/Tiki4
2010-06: http://doc.tiki.org/Tiki5
2010-11: http://doc.tiki.org/Tiki6 LTS
2011-06: http://doc.tiki.org/Tiki7
2011-11: http://doc.tiki.org/Tiki8
2012-04 (planned): http://doc.tiki.org/Tiki9 LTS
There is also a great deal of Interaction with other applications and services.
And for features which are beyond the scope of a PHP/MySQL application, please see: Tiki Suite (Integrated Web and desktop suite).
What is missing? Please see: Major Features Missing in Tiki
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