From: Steve W. <li...@la...> - 2008-10-01 07:48:09
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On my opinion i dont like the way SourceForge integrates the services like bugtracker and wiki because the are ugly to use and the look. So i give a third suggestion. Why dont move to google code. The have a very clean and easy bugtracker and also support for wiki and svn version control. Steve Henry Nestler schrieb: > Hello, > > after big database error since September 18 2008 (see [1]), our Wiki > host is shutting down now [2]. There is no big problem, as we have Wikia > as fall back for quickly access mostly of pages. > > The current plan is to use SF new service "Hosted Apps". But, before I > restore some of the pages from my backup to any place, I would ask for > your opinions. > > Go back to Wikia or goto SourceForge? > > Here is a list of differences, I found. > Wikia: | SourceForge.net: > anonymously edits allowed | Must login on SF for edit > Full history, back to 2006 | Can only import last page status¸see [3] > Short wiki URL, for exmple [4] | Long URL for a page, for example [3] > Oversized skin "Monaco" | Fast and small skin "Monobook" > Many ads and animated flash | Currently no ads. I feel it comes on top > banner. > Top Google ranking | Would perhaps never stay on top of results. > > [1] http://scribblewikiblog.com/downtime/#comment-134 > [2] http://scribblewikiblog.com/scribblewiki-is-shutting-down/ > [3] http://apps.sourceforge.net/mediawiki/colinux/index.php?title=26images > [4] http://colinux.wikia.com/wiki/26images > |