MediaWiki – Wikipedia Server on Linux 7.9

MediaWiki is one of the most it is the most widely used wiki systems. Documents in a wiki are stored as flat text using some markup language. The text can be edited “in place” in the process of reading the material and immediately published.

MediaWiki provides a rich set of features:

• User-Friendly Editing
• Profound Search and Navigation
• Scalability and high performance
• Version Control and Revision History
• Extensibility and Customization

MediaWiki is a powerful, scalable, and feature-rich open-source wiki package that uses PHP to process and display data from a database such as MySQL. It is widely used in various projects such as Wikipedia and other wikis. Using the functions and extensions of this package, users can seamlessly edit wiki pages.

MediaWiki is a great tool for collaboration and knowledge sharing. It is highly customizable, allowing users to create their skins and extensions. It is also highly extensible, with a wide range of features, such as user account management, page editing, and discussion forums. Furthermore, it is also easy to use, making it a great choice for beginners.

Since MediaWiki is the engine for popular sites such as Wikipedia, the developers have set strict security standards for both the core itself and extensions to it. All requests to the database are made using a wrapper function that checks them for possible injections.

Get our MediaWiki – Wikipedia Server on Linux 7.9, and enjoy the perfect wiki platform with various possibilities and benefits.

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