Re: CiviCRM.org +others & bridging?; Re: Re: NEW systems & differences?; Re: TikiWiki a bit...
> Héhé: http://civicrm.org/ -thanks for the hint, I hadn't seen that yet..!
I noticed the "powered by" line in the screenshot video.
> And next to integrating; what about "bridging" instead?
By sharing user login/data, as I guess CiviCRM does with Drupal or Joomla; that could work, if the authentication sharing is worked out.
> Or partly integrating and partly bridging?
> To work with the same password in different systems.. Or to be able to import/export/edit MediaWiki articles within a TikiWiki or CiviCRM group... Etc.
Editing is generally specific to the software. Even wiki syntax varies quite a bit.
> (I even can't think about all the possibilities).
If even thinking about all the possibilities is hard, imagine how much harder to do the grunt work of writing the necessary code for these changes/additions. 
> Practically: I now have Mediawiki with many articles that temporary works for the job.
> With TikiWiki I'm still having lots of errors after 2 years. Plus don't know how to get some special nices yet.
I wonder why you're getting errors. Most users aren't, AFAIK. I'm running several Tiki installations with no particular problem with errors. Some people seem to have trouble at some particular host or due to installation/setup problems, it seems.
> Then I use Yahoo Groups/maillist, but... Not www listed, no forum, no wiki (not edible after placing a message), etc...
> Blogs; didn't find the proper one yet. TikiWiki has layout problems with copying articles.
What do you mean? Layout problems with articles produced internally, or externally?
> Also just started to practice with maybe the 'most advanced' group system on the net: http://takingitglobal.org
> (one has to open a project and then connect wiki with forum, Blog, group, maillist; something like that)
There are many cool projects around, for sure.
-- Gary
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