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EditMe

Original hosted wiki solution for business wikis and corporate intranets.

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EditMe is a hosted wiki platform for business wikis and corporate intranets. It runs entirely in the web browser with no software to install. Users can create and edit pages with a WYSIWYG editor, attach files, control access at site, section or page level, and track changes with rollback. The platform offers full control over HTML layout and CSS, SSL encryption, and a server-side JavaScript API for building custom applications and workflows.

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