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* Content management systems use forms to guide content editing, but they tend to require low level changes (database, programming), and most users have constrained access to the site | * Content management systems use forms to guide content editing, but they tend to require low level changes (database, programming), and most users have constrained access to the site | ||
* Mediawiki is designed to organize large sets of pages, potentially with many involved people, with potentially less constrained access | * Mediawiki is designed to organize large sets of pages, potentially with many involved people, with potentially less constrained access | ||
* Semantic Mediawiki adds structured information and views | * It is the same software the world-changing Wikipedia uses | ||
* Semantic Mediawiki adds structured information and views (Wikipedia [http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/wiki/foundation/216574#216574 considers their approach]) | |||
** '''We are going to learn markup encoding in order to have more control over content and appearance''' | ** '''We are going to learn markup encoding in order to have more control over content and appearance''' | ||