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Don't get me wrong. There are many wiki's out there in the market. We would really appreciate if you post your analysis of why your product is better than some of the wiki's for example - Atlassian's confluence ? One reason is - it's open source. But is it is restricted to just MySQL ? .. Thanks,

"One reason is - it's open source. But is it is restricted to just MySQL ? .." This isn't open source. It is a closed source product. So Confluence is much better in that respect because when you buy licenses, you get the source code.

Yes, you are correct. I misinterpreted that with in the download page - http://www.edgenius.com/down We are always Open and collaborative Thanks John.