twiki or ???

[Fraser Campbell]

Hi,

I started a wiki at my company about 1 year ago.  It is now 400 pages, 
growing like crazy and (obviously) popular.  There are about 15 active 
editors currently and that could easily double soon.  No matter what 
happens the wiki is almost certain to exceed one thousand pages by fall.

Does anyone have experience in running a big wiki? What limitations 
might your have run into?

The wiki is primarily for documentation around support/deployment 
procedures, howtos, etc.  I started with mediawiki and I'm starting to 
see some faults.  The big flat wiki model leaves a lot to be desired as 
does the rather shallow access control capabilities.  I have deployed 
additional wiki instances for other groups to avoid too much tripping 
over each other.   I like the idea of some access control and heirarchy. 
twiki sounds promising.

I'm planning to give twiki a go, if anyone knows of something that might 
be better I'm all ears.

Thanks
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