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  • I checked out your ToDo list implenented as a wiki and that's just what I needed. We also run Twiki within our org, but I wanted something personal and private and fast and the UseMod [usemod.com] wiki code looks like the ticket. I grabbed 0xff's CSS file too, because I'm lame-o.

    • I checked out your ToDo list implenented as a wiki and that's just what I needed. We also run Twiki within our org, but I wanted something personal and private and fast and the UseMod wiki code looks like the ticket. I grabbed 0xff's CSS file too, because I'm lame-o.

      Excellent! I highly recommend UseMod as a quick and simple way to get a wiki running. Oh, and I love the formatting conventions; powerful yet simple. I was satisfied with it for ages, until I wanted to hack on it; I find the code very ha

      • might poke dngor about usemod. poe.perl.org runs on a very hacked version of usemod that is much easier to use. and did i mention that its template driven? :)

        i do believe its in poe's cvs repository on sf.net if you're interested.
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