#18991
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It looks like there are significant limits on the ‘free’ wikidot serivce

 

Generally, yes, but they have an also-free “education” category of sites, for which the limits are so far away that they are effectively unlimited.  No ads, either.

I wasn’t suggesting that Wikidot is a solution, I was just using to highlight the perhaps uneccessariness of some of the shortfallings of TP at the moment, ie the impenetrability of the TP forums and the level of complexity placing a stranglehold on the rate of development of increased usability.

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