So you can browse the wiki as normal - but when it comes to editing you get an Etherpad style interface to allow collaborative editing. Just my 2 cents but I s

So you can browse the wiki as normal - but when it comes to editing you get an Etherpad style interface to allow collaborative editing. Just my 2 cents but I strongly disagree with that. "Realtime" collaborative editing is a very, very small niche. Think about it, how often do you need or want that? Secondly (and there is a big business here if you get it right) is document management storage. With this one I agree. Equally strongly. ;-)