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Microsoft Releases FlexWiki as Open Source

Posted by michael on from the jumping-on-the-bandwagon dept.

davemabe writes "Microsoft is apparently releasing its FlexWiki wiki implementation as an open source project. FlexWiki is the software used to run the wikis over at Channel 9. My question is: Is this software as good as the ever-extensible Kwiki implementation?"

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  1. NO!!! by skraps · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    It's nowhere near as good! How dare they soil the good name of the FOSS movement with this shoddy software. Nobody should use it, and everyone should make fun of it - that will teach them to try to open up their source code!

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  2. Re:make microsoft bob open source by rd_syringe · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Is it necessary for people, in every single Microsoft article, to make a completely random reference to Microsoft Bob and expect to get skyrocketed up to "+5 Funny"?

    We get it. Microsoft Bob, haha. That shell add-on software from '94. 10 years ago.