Well, the wiki my team needs is one that is used by tech-people only. IT security team. We had Dokuwiki, which worked alright (except inline images were a bit tedious).
Confluence is just tacky, too much whitespace, whizzywig editor is slow and buggy (less so than 2yr ago).
And the old fogeys on the team that hate documentation still write their notes in a notes.txt file on our team share. Having a "beginner friendly" wiki didn't help anything.
Oh, and our dokuwiki was HA on day one, with backup scripts zipping and SCPing a backup to an offsite server. Confluence took MONTHS to get HA as an enterprise solution.
Confluence is just tacky, too much whitespace, whizzywig editor is slow and buggy (less so than 2yr ago).
And the old fogeys on the team that hate documentation still write their notes in a notes.txt file on our team share. Having a "beginner friendly" wiki didn't help anything.
Oh, and our dokuwiki was HA on day one, with backup scripts zipping and SCPing a backup to an offsite server. Confluence took MONTHS to get HA as an enterprise solution.