Website maintenance volunteers?

[Barton C Massey]

I just emailed Daniel---Jamey Sharp and Josh Triplett with
some help from others here just built a really nice
mostly-automatic MoinMoin to ikiwiki conversion toolsuite.
You can check out http://psas.pdx.edu for the results.

I'm not the hugest ikiwiki fan in the world, but it seems to
be a step up from MoinMoin.  I've run my Wiki farm at
http://wiki.cs.pdx.edu over three generations now: TWiki,
MoinMoin, and ikiwiki.  I'll stick with ikiwiki until
something better comes along for the kinds of things I
host---I haven't seen it yet.

    Bart Massey
    Assoc. Prof. Computer Science
    Portland State University
    bart at cs.pdx.edu

In message <Pine.LNX.4.64.0711281452280.16386 at reedmedia.net> you wrote:
> Another option is ikiwiki which I have lots of experience over the past 
> year with.
> 
> The content is not stored in any database. And you can use your own 
> backend such as GIT or Subversion and others.
> 
> Then contributors can choose to maintain the website using the revision 
> control system instead of (or in addition to) the web interface itself.
> 
> The default content is stored in Markdown format. It is pretty trivial to 
> convert the data to different formats. I use it to convert to LaTeX and 
> then to PDF in a nice book format.
>