#5 Wiki format support?

[Matted]

What a great product you have here. And so easy to miss
in this HTMLarea centric world of Whizzys.

As you know, there is a worldwide wiki community. What
holds wiki back from the mainstream, is a good whizzy
editor.

If your team could set up the basic architecture of
converting typical HTML to wiki markup, ignore what
can't be converted, and added a simple comboboxes for
misc.wiki elements , you would have a product of
unprecedented import to the wiki world and all of its
forks (a zillion sites). We have very little time, but
if you simply architected the scheme to map wiki to the
final document output (in addition to standard HTML
output), we could easily handle the tag translations
and small stuff. We're in a hurry though, so if this
appeals, please respond. We could even sell a pro
version of it for you from our site, if you wished, and
you could use a percentage of the profits to fund your
project.

Again, great product. Thanks for all the work.

[Guido Wedorp]

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This sounds nice ;) I have to say that I don't know much
about wiki's, they seem to be in use everywhere, especially
in the Python world, but I haven't used them very often, but
the idea does appeal to me. I guess the most basic form
could do a lot with plain XSLT transformations to convert
the XHTML Epoz produces to Wiki markup (it's stored in some
form of markup, isn't it?) and then one could add
wiki-specific tools (the things in the sidebar)
along the way... As I said, I'm not too affiliated with
wiki's (yet?) but I really like the idea.
Pity it took so long before I found your posting though, I
hardly ever check this page (for the more commonly used
channels check http://epoz.sourceforge.net/resources.html\)
so I don't know if you're still interested, but if you are,
drop me a line (guido@infrae.com) and we can surely work
something out. I don't have much time to spare but I guess
it won't take much work to get some basic stuff working, if
you can provide me with more details...