On Sun, 2006-01-08 at 19:52 -0500, John Peterson wrote:
This isn't a completely "done deal" - there is still time to object to the whole thing or make suggestions. Nothing will be visible to the outside world until we make the switch later. But I believe this will result in a much better site and also make life a lot easier for Olaf and I. (And I apologize to everyone that's asked for updates to haskell.org recently - I've been avoiding them to concentrate on this!).
As far as I understand Simon's proposal, it was not only about 'better' wiki system and that's why I proposed something like Drupal which offers more than a wiki (forums, Collaborative Book, Blogger API support, Content syndication,Web based administration... see http://drupal.org/features), so I wonder what's wrong with Drupal (or some other CMS) and/or if having just a wiki is enough? Sincerely, Gour