Key Features

• Access Control - set permission levels to prevent unauthorized access to wiki pages or to create private or non-editable workspaces; assign permissions by individual, group or role; control whether users can view, modify or delete a wiki page
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• Attachments - attach documents, images and files to your wiki page for others to view and download
• Auditing - record & track all actions performed on a wiki page in the community, including the date and time of the action, who performed it, and a description of it
• Authoring - single member or multi-authored wiki pages
• Broadcast - broadcast new wiki pages or edits to members in the community
• Browsing - browse wiki pages quickly and easily using an A-Z index
• Commenting - comment on wiki pages stored in the community; turn commenting on/off
• Descriptions - add/edit text describing a wiki (fully indexed for community search)
• Following - monitor who's following a wiki and the activity on that page
• Notifications - email subscribe to wikis and receive updates when changes are made: choose instant, daily, weekly or monthly notification options
• Page Creation - create and index wiki pages easily using simple html or a WYSIWYG editor, including sub-pages with title auto-completion, as well as prompts to assist novice users 
• Printing - print the contents of any wiki page using the printer-friendly view
• Rating - rate wiki pages using a 1 to 5 rating system
• Rename - change the name of the wiki application i.e. Corporate Policies
• Search - find any information in the wiki using simple Google-like search; results are ranked, summarized and highlighted
• Social Sharing - email or share a link to a wiki page with any member of your community or network with just a single click
• Tagging - apply rich social tags to any page to create dynamic relationships between content; search for related content using tag clouds
• Version Control - add multiple versions of a page; perform in-line comparisons of pages; set the number of versions to keep; lock versions for editing preventing overwrites; see profiles of members who added a version
• Voting - vote on wiki pages - thumbs up, thumbs down
• Widgets - configure and dynamically display wiki contents on any area of the community

Typical Wiki Uses

• Best practices
• Standard operating procedures
• Policies
• Instructions
• Training materials

WYSIWYG Editor Features

• Edit wiki pages online in a web browser with a rich set of editing options, including text formatting and sizing, copy/paste buttons, numbered and bulleted lists, indentation, tables, line breaks and more
• Format text and images, integrating them in wiki pages, all in a WYSIWYG (what-you-see-is-what-you-get) editing environment
• Support for viewing and editing HTML source code - ideal for power users such as developers
• Insert pre-formatted HTML, XML, javascript or tag snippets right into the WYSIWYG editor for more advanced page layouts and formats
• Online spell checker built right in to the editor, highlights misspelled words, duplicates and more