So whaddaya think of the new wiki then? -- SimonHuggins

Not bad, rather a lot of eye candy for my taste though, and it talks to me too much. Will investigate more later as am off to the pub soonish. --Kake

Ugh, and it makes me do the two single quotes instead of letting me do <i>, don't like. --Kake

*shrug* that's just a different markup format. It seems more to fit in more with the rest of wiki formatting than <i> and <b> since those are HTML. I like the way you can have real templates and the way linking seems more sane. But it's written in Python so this may put some off Oh and you can turn a fair bit of the eyecandy off by removing the CSS and turning off emoticons etc. --SimonHuggins

BTW if someone is good with colours and stylesheets and wants to send me alternatives then please do so --SimonHuggins

so if i type in here will it show up in the real world?

Yes --AlexWalker

Huggie - you should write your news the other way up - so that the latest is on top... that way when I look at it I won't think you wrote the last entry in April... --AlexWalker

I don't think people read the news anyway and I don't really keep it much up to date but I'll bear it in mind. --SimonHuggins

I read it, though you never update it. :P --JonathanMcDowell

Hmm... this all sounds oh so very familiar ... 0~=) --PatrickMoore

If you really want news, then you should use [http://www.moveabletype.org/ Movable Type], that's what I use on [http://www.x3ja.co.uk/ My site]. It's really really good and really flexible, although probably not quite as flexible as a Wiki... erm, was that just a shameless plug for some software I like? Maybe. Oh yes, it makes it easier to keep a news page up to date when it's easy and looks good. That's why I said it, yes. --AlexWalker