I don't want to give people access to edit pages, but I would like them to be able to add comments on the comments tab. Is this possible? I have a platinum wiki, if that helps.

Thanks!

the help page says:

Click “Share this wiki” at the bottom of your wiki. You’ll be able to email large amounts of users

there is no "share this wiki" at the bottom of the page, the "share this wiki" on the side of the page only allows me to add one address at a time! I need to add multiple addresses at a time

why does PBwiki make it so hard for people to edit it. i want a page somewhere that anyone can edit as long as they enter their email ....

I have an education wiki (silver) and want to see the listing of students who have signed up to date.

You can re-invite Users to a wiki if they did not receive the first invitation. I was able to test this in one of my sample 2.0 style wikis.

To invite Users to a 2.0 wiki, you go to the Users page in Settings and use the "Add Users" section. All it requires is an email address and the level of access you wish to give them.

If they say that they did not receive the email from us, you can remove them from the Users list as shown here.



Once they have been removed, you can try inviting them again in the "Add Users" section.

Can I duplicate a wiki? I want to give a colleague a copy of my wiki so that she can use it with her class. She'd like to customize it for her own use, add her own notes etc. Is there a way to copy the wiki (and all of the files I've uploaded) to another account for her? I don't want lose my stuff, and I would rather not have her teaching notes interspersed with my own...

I just invited someone to my wiki, and got a message, "Quota bonus awarded for sharing!"
Does anyone know what that means?

Would someone be able to explain how permissions work?
I run a consulting company. I also handle sales for a small local company.

Here's what I'd like to accomplish. Four different things.

(1) My own intranet. Private notes about websites, referrals, clients, customer feedback, data, etc. Viewable only by me.

(2) Client-to/from-Me communication. Like a Private Messaging board where we have a permanently recorded discussion, and share documents and drafts. Ideally I would not be able to edit what they say, and they would not be able to edit what I say - just add on to the current discussion. Viewable only by me and the specific client.

(3) Policies and procedures for my staff. Viewable by me and my staff. Editable by just me.

(4) Interactive pages that my staff or me could add to and change.

I hope PBwiki can do a lot of this. Maybe not everything, it isn't an all-in-one toolbox and understand that. I'm also evaluating TikiWiki and a hosted ticketing system (for possible use as a private message board.) I use DabbleDB for my sales CRM. Any thoughts on complementary software is also appreciated.

Hi,

Me again about the eagerly awaited page permissions. Is there going to be an option make a page or a folder public or private i.e. the default is private but you have the option to 'publish' it so it can be picked up by search engines. Currently this is only available as a wiki-wide option. I suppose if the wiki was 'public' the all you would have to do would assign permissions to each new page which would stop Jo public seeing it. However, I want my wiki to default to private and then have the option to 'publish' it. Is this going to be possible.

Seanmac