Re: Re: Re: Re: Need unbiased opinion about Tikiwiki.
> > >In fact, it's gotten so bad my webhost is seriously thinking of writing up a user manual.
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> > If he decides to, invite him to contribute to http://doc.tikiwiki.org
. Then all can benefit, and the inevitable errors can be corrected. 😉
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> > — Gary
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> She.
Sorry for the unwarranted assumption.
> And the problem with adding it to the docs here is that (sorry to be blunt) it's so mixed up in places that it would only add to the confusion. If she does do it, it will be for the users of the webhost and I will be happy to post a link.
Well, doc.tw.o is intended to be the definitive Tiki documentation, and information at tikiwiki.org migrated over to it. This is a work in progress, obviously.
It's probably a good idea for a web host to have special docs for her users, too, especially if there are issues specific to that service.
> We both like this program but sometimes it's so frustrating to use that I find myself seriously eying ))MediaWiki((.
))MediaWikiis great but the right tool needs to be chosen for the job. Last time I checked,MediaWiki(( had a rather small subset of Tiki's features and functions. The Tiki sprawl is partly why people have trouble getting everything to work as they want, and also why documentation is such a challenge. More narrowly-focused tools are apt to be more mature, but by definition will not have all the things that Tiki provides.
-- Gary - themes.tw.o![]()