[AgileWiki] the good and the strange

[Bill la F. <bil...@su...>]

The good news is that I'm about to deploy AgileWiki as an internal 
application at work. It will be  used (as is, but the unreleased 
version) as a means of collecting and managing comments on a complex 
document. Now I had previously exposed many of my coworkers to 
AgileWiki2 and it never made a good impression. But, for all its lacks, 
the 3 coworkers who have seen it so far are reasonably impressed. (Of 
course, Norm and I are greatly unimpressed by AW3--we both badly miss 
the features still lacking in Aw3!)

One of the advantages of AW3 is its support for html as document 
content. It means you can put together nice looking content, and in the 
end, it is the content that counts, not the tool.

As for the strange, agilewiki.org got into a funky state and was not 
accepting logins. Restarting it seemed to do the job. And that's the 
first time this has happened.

Bill