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Welcome to the Wiki Choice Wizard!

Choosing a Wiki for the first time isn\'t an easy task, especially for people who are new to the Wiki concept.

This wizard will help you through the first steps of narrowing down the list of available Wikis matching your special needs.

This is not rocket science, the wizard will just ask you a few questions and do a search for Wikis based on the corresponding answers.

The wizard tries to explain in simple terms the various options you usually have to think about when choosing a Wiki. This means that some things are generalized and simplified. Suggestions to improve the wizard are welcome.

Page History

A page history is a very basic feature but not available in all Wikis. When available, every time a page is edited the old version of the document is kept. People can later go back to an older revision and restore it if needed.

A page history is crucial for publicly editable Wikis to ensure that spam and vandalism can be reverted. For private or personal Wikis this may not be necessary.

Do you need a page history?

What you see is what you get (WYSIWYG)

Most Wikis use a simple markup language to format texts, but recently some Wikis introduced real WYSIWYG editors as known from desktop text processors.

On the one hand WYSIWIG editors make it very easy for non-tech savvy users to contribute. On the other hand experienced users often prefer a simple markup for its greater flexibility and faster text entry.

Do you need a WYSIWYG enabled Wiki?

Software or hosted?

There a two ways of running your own Wiki. And WikiMatrix can help you with both. You can either set up your Wiki software on your own hardware or you can simply subscribe to a hosted service on the Internet which will run the Wiki for you.

Running your own software installation gives you more control over the Wiki, but you may need to fulfill some requirements to do so.

When you go for the hosted option, you don\'t have to fiddle with any software installation, but you are restricted to what the service offers.

This is a crucial step in the wizard. If you won\'t decide here, it cannot ask anymore questions.

So hosted service or own software? What would you like to do?