MediaWiki
A collaboration and documentation platform maintained by a community.
MediaWiki is free, open-source wiki software for collecting, organising and sharing knowledge. It is used by tens of thousands of websites and thousands of companies and organisations, and it powers Wikipedia and mediawiki.org itself. The software is multilingual, extensible and customisable, and is available at no charge.
MediaWiki can be downloaded, installed and configured on your own server, with extensions available to add functionality. It includes documentation for reading, editing and personal customisation, developer documentation, and a Wikimedia Developer Portal. Hosting services are available for those who do not run their own server, and professional development and consulting can be obtained. The project is supported by a community that accepts contributions from translators, designers, documentation writers, testers, tech ambassadors and developers.
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