Template:Wiki engine boilerplate

This is the  for template: Wiki engine; the infobox with the orange border. Use this template for generating an infobox in the 'mother' or 'parent' article or category for a specific ; such as WikiWikiWeb, UseMod Wiki, ProWiki, MediaWiki, MoinMoin, XWiki, Wikidot.org, etc. The additional  template will auto-generate an external link to a specific page about a wiki engine on the WikiMatrix wiki engine comparison wiki site, which can provide additional detailed information about a wiki engine.

All infobox external URLs must start with http:// or https://, whereas external link URLs within the description may also use any existing interwiki link for external sites, along with conventional 'internal' wikilinks. 

<<<--Description of wiki engine goes here. Describe its origins and development, person who created it (founder), company who own it, and if evolved (ed) from another existing engine. Is it  and/or </free software> (<FOSS ></FOSS>), or is it commercial, if so, at what price? Try to add its programming language and software license (including version in this prose), and detail of any other features or attributes. Try to list any database requirements, and any wiki syntax options; such as does it support CamelCase, free links, backlinks, interwiki, sister wiki, etc.-->>>


 * ''See also
 * Wiki engine evolution tree — an article giving an overview of wiki engine development

sign with the requested information on the specific wiki engine. Don't forget to click on the 'Show preview' button ( alt - p (PC) or shift - esc - p (Mac) on your keyboard) to verify your edited detail is correct before saving ( alt - s [PC] or shift - esc - s [Mac]).
 * ''References

See also: Wiki engine evolution tree article for an overview of wiki engine development and subsequent forks, template: WikiMatrix wiki engine features, template: Wiki-engine-stub, and also template: Wiki farm (and its boilerplate).


 * ''External links
 * Wiki engines — comprehensive list of wiki engines, listed by programming language and by name, at WikiWikiWeb (aka 'Wards Wiki')
 * Wiki choice-tree — comprehensive list of wiki engines, listed by features, at WikiWikiWeb
 * Comparison matrix of features of listed wiki engines — at WikiMatrix, the wiki engine comparison site, via archive.is (archived 2014-06-27)