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First Impressions
The injectable wiki looks like an incredible product. It has a robust feature set and API and is a nice addition to their full feature wiki. The price seems a little steep for the personal and SMB market, but it starts out free until you get heavy usage--and then you can pay for a more robust option anyway. Great option out of the gate for enterprise customers. I've been using Confluence for some time now, but believe wetpaint is worth trying.
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Jeff 04 Jul 08 @ 12:37 pm
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