Cedric Chang wrote:
>I have test-drove several wikis and I use one regularly.
> I found them all lacking in one area or another , most notably
> in being easy to use.  I realize that more features creates a
> steeper learning curve.   What I am looking for is a wiki with the
> following features.... most important first.
>
> 1) Free and hosted on the internet   easy to sign up
> 2) Intuitive to use
> 3) Easy to include images
> 4) Easy to use nested TOC   table of contents
> 5) Some nice way to "box" comments
> 6) easy to backup and export

Can you describe your application, rather than list the requirements? You 
may not really want what you think you want. :)

We use TWiki at work, primarily because of its access controls. It's fairly 
intuitive, you use images by "attaching" them to a page and then pasting the 
link provided, TOC is inserted by simply using the %TOC% tag.

The WYSIWYG editor inserts HTML tags, instead of the TWiki tags (a pity).

Of course, it doesn't meet the second half of your #1 requirement, but I 
though I'd share anyway. :)

One thing I like about MediaWiki that's lacking in TWiki, is the ability to 
edit each section separately (by clicking on the [Edit] on the right side of 
the heading). MediaWiki also has a "cleaner" look.

BR,

Vitaliy 

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