Wiki Software??

[stigmata]

I am considering setting up a wiki-based site. There seems to be a plethora of packages out there, and I was wondering if any wiki-guru could help point me in the right direction. Other advice about compatible service providers etc would be welcome. I am computer literate and don't mind doing a little simple scripting, but want to avoid having to get to deep into anything.

What I am looking to do:
1) Have a small-medium site. Perhaps a few hundred pages.
2) Be situated on my own domain name(s).
3) Have the ability for document control. E.g. Only specific moderators will be able to edit some pages and/or specific fields of a document. This requirement is crucial.
4) Easy to use.
5) Decent version tracking.

What might be particularly useful for me is a service-provider who can provide an installed wiki-service with support etc. I don't mind paying a reasonable monthly fee for a good service.

[jnalpak]

take a look at the new sharepoint, there is a wiki template setup and will easily integrate all MS Office apps.

I have been using mediawiki in a qa environment, truth be told, the free sharepoint is much easier and robust....Only advice if it is to be rolled out in production to more then 50+ collaborators is the HW should definitly be top notch.

[stigmata]

Thanks..... this looks appropiate. Any other ideas anyone? Service providers for sharepoint?

[kerowo]

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Thanks..... this looks appropiate. Any other ideas anyone? Service providers for sharepoint?

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Sharepoint requires using all MicroSoft for your server, that bugs some people. Check out MyHosting.com under application hosting. Looks like 15 bucks a month but I can't tell if that is in addition to whatever other hosting plan you have.