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["Cristóbal Palmer" <cristobalpalmer AT gmail.com>]

Now there's a good review. :)

Thanks, Michael.

On 3/5/07, Michael Czeiszperger <michael AT czeiszperger.org> wrote:
> On Mar 5, 2007, at 2:13 PM, Tanner Lovelace wrote:
>
> > As a software engineer, myself, though, with almost 15 years
> > of experience, and as someone who has set up and run several
> > wiki setups, I have to agree with Cristobal.  If you haven't yet
> > found bugs in a product, then you haven't looked hard enough.
> > Software is too complex to not have any bugs at all.  I wish
> > that were not true, but it is.  Your "endorsement" however,
> > glosses over that and makes it seem like it's bug free.
>
> We use Confluence for the purpose Mr. Parker described and haven't
> found any bugs. I'm sure there's a database at Atlassian full of bugs
> on the product, as anyone in software knows, however, none of those
> bugs are ones we reported, as compared to other products where we
> have to file bugs every week just to keep it running.
>
> We chose Confluence because at the time it was the only one that
> combined the following features:
>
> 1. Hook into version control.
> 2. Fine-grain control over security.
> 3. Hierarchical refactoring.
>
> We started using it when it first came out years ago, so other
> programs may have well caught up in this regard, I don't know, as my
> post wasn't a comprehensive overview of the current state of wiki-dom.
>
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Cristóbal M. Palmer
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