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[[Category:Wiki Engine]] | {{Wiki Engine | ||
|URL = http://VanillaSite.at | |||
|logo = [[File:NoLogo.png]] <!--you may upload and wikilink, or hotlink to a URL--> | |||
|changes URL = http://vanillasite.at/space/download | |||
|wikinode URL = No <!--http://YourWikiURL.org/wiki/WikiNode – if none, use No--> | |||
|status = Dormant <!--'Active' or 'Dormant' if available, 'Dead' if not--> | |||
|language = English | |||
|editmode = LoginToEdit | |||
|maintopic = Wiki Engine | |||
|prog language= REBOL <!--WikiMatrix will advise correct prog lang--> | |||
|s/w license = Academic Free License <!--WikiMatrix will advise, see Category:License--> | |||
}} | |||
'''Vanilla''' is a {{tag|Wiki Engine|wiki engine}} developed by Christian Langreiter of {{tag|Austria}}, compiled from {{tag|REBOL}}. It uses only text files for datastorage, and its wiki syntax is unkown. | |||
<blockquote>Conceptually rooted in the conceptual mish-mash marrying utmost simplicity and stunning effectivity spawned by [[WardCunningham|Ward Cunningham's]] original [[Wiki]], Vanilla from the beginning provided Weblogging functionality (through the aptly named du-jour extension, or dynasnip, as such things are called in Vanillalingo). This particular breed of software, the Wiki/Weblog cross-over, is nowadays commonly referred to as {{tag|Bliki}} - and as far as we know Vanilla was the very first.</blockquote> | |||
It is released for {{tag|Free software|free}} under the {{tag|Academic Free License|Academic Free License v2.0}}. | |||
{{WikiEngineFeatures}} | |||
http://VanillaSite.at/etc/vanillasite.at.gif | |||
[[Category:FoundedIn1999]]<!--http://vanillasite.at/space/about--> | |||
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