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Submission Information

(submitted July 15, 2013 — Rick)
Name: Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware
Links:
- http://tiki.org
- http://tiki.org/download (download portal)
- http://doc.tiki.org (documentation portal)
- http://dev.tiki.org (development portal)
- http://svn.code.sf.net/p/tikiwiki/code/ (source)

Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware (Tiki) is the web application with the most built-in features. Other projects use a core+additions model; Tiki follows the all-in-one approach. This ensures that everything works together in every release (and avoids the "dependency hell" that plagues other applications).

Tiki is a community-driven project with a network of service providers (not Single-Vendor Commercial Open Source). Our "Wiki Way" of software development emphasizes collaboration on scale unlike most other applications. With over 500 developers with commit access and a new version released every 6 months. Our "Wiki Way" of software development emphasizes collaboration on scale unlike most other applications. With over 500 developers with commit access and a new version released every 6 months,

With over 1 million downloads, an international team including 500+ developers with commit access, 10+ years of active development, and a new version every 6 months, the Tiki Community shows no signs of stopping any time soon.