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Bob replied on March 19, 2008 20:38 to the question "Is there a pricing option for non-profit organizations?" in PBwiki:

As long as we're digressing into opinions: Using PBWiki is highly risky for any business

Bob replied on March 19, 2008 20:20 to the question "Is there a pricing option for non-profit organizations?" in PBwiki:

Google for Non-Profits is 100% less.

Bob replied on March 19, 2008 19:40 to the question "Restrict file access on a 2.0 wiki?" in PBwiki:

No.

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Bob replied on March 19, 2008 12:37 to the problem "Approval system for prospective new wiki readers who initiate an access request?" in PBwiki:

For someone who's job is to provide cheerful support for a product with a pathetically limited set of features, I think they do a great job of "stretching" what they have, in order to make do. Think of it like one of those "cooking on a budget"-type shows. It's not her fault that the only "improvements" they seem to make are the ones no one wants. I know I couldn't support this product with a straight face!

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Bob replied on March 19, 2008 12:17 to the question "Is the Classic Editor supported in PBwiki 2.0?" in PBwiki:

Does anyone know of a wiki provider that does support limited device access?

Bob replied on March 18, 2008 18:56 to the problem "CSS tags not working in Pbwiki 2.0" in PBwiki:

I think Seanmac's actual question for PBwiki is "how do I insert arbitrary code in the header of my 2.0 wiki", as claimed in the link he posted?

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Bob asked a question in PBwiki on March 18, 2008 17:18:

Premium, early-adopter wikis and 2.0

What's the plan for "premium, early-adopter" wikis with regard to 2.0? I seem to recall, back in the day, that "upgrading" an early-adopter wiki would actually remove features. If such a wiki converts to 2.0, will it continue have all available features? At the same price? Specific details would be nice. Thanks.

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