Is there any user friendly wiki software?

[Santa Claus]

I run a couple of sites for fun. Two topics I love: Soccer and Santa Claus (No laughing please.) As a parent and citizen of the earth I feel both can teach kids to be better people. All that being said, I want to use a wiki format on the soccer site, but the software I have in place is anything but user friendly. Also, I want a robust soccer penpal application. This too is too boring and not very user friendly. Any ideas would be welcome!

On the Santa site I am interested in adding some features such as a story writing wiki... With some moderation, that allows visitors to start a story and have others continue it.

[Tamlin]

Yes, Virginia.

WikiMatrix - Compare them all

[telepark]

You might want to give telepark.wiki a look, it features Word-like page editing, a navigation tree to keep your sites structured and organized and is highly interactive = ease to use. Also a breeze to "install", only requires PHP, no database engine needed. User and permissions management is very flexible. See also telepark Web Software for CRM, Project Management, Collaboration and CMS Content Management

[Jacorre]

I use Wordpress for my soccer websites and I love it. It's not wiki, but it has commenting and it can be used as a CMS. You can also have registered users and set what they can/can't do.

[kokopedal]

I think santa clause and telepark are the same person

[Tamlin]

Originally Posted by kokopedal

I think santa clause and telepark are the same person

The thought had occurred to me, but a bit of digging seems to show that these are two different people. Santa Claus's IP address originates in the US while telepark's is in Germany, and their respective website domains are registered in those two countries too. Both websites linked in Santa Claus's post are registered to the same person/company. Neither of these members' IPs or domains show up on current spam blacklists, either.

[prelimiting]

I like Santa Claus too, nice guy, I think you are too

[unleash]

well thanks for this comment We like to hear nice things about ourself, so please continue...

About the Santapark thingy, I dont see why that is hard-proof that its not the same person. A while back I could set up suchs a thing... so those that are still doing that stuff should be well past that skill level

PS: with "that stuff" I am not referring to spamming forums or such... I never practised those professions!

[Tamlin]

Originally Posted by unleash

About the Santapark thingy, I dont see why that is hard-proof that its not the same person.

Because spammers don't usually go to such elaborate lengths.

[unleash]

that is true... ah well it doesn't really matter does it? Both of them are inactive, and this way of advertising only works if we keep this discussion up... if the thread crumbles into the archives no one will remember :P