Splitreflection's webserver is a mess.  An ugly mess, for what it's worth.  We have piles of legacy content in all manner of formats including html, .doc, plaintext, pdf, etc, and none of it is organized in a useful way.  I installed the MoinMoin wiki software in the hopes that it would help, and it has... but not as much as I had hoped.  So now our legacy documents include wiki pages as well.

This page is intended as a discussion of how to solve the problem.  As I see it, any solution should have the following capabilities:
 * Importing legacy documents
 * Simple online creation and editing of documents
 * Automatic page formatting
 * Automatic categorization and organization
 * Manual categorization and organization

Here's a more specific list of features I think will be handy:
 * Page format templating
 * Organization templating
 * Automatic hyperlinking (first instance per page only) to other pages, either local or on a specific site list
 * Compiling/Building/Baking/whatever to generate static html files for publication
 * Embedding of active content into static html files - probably using AJAX technology
 * Automatic periodic rebuild of static files where appropriate
 * Automatic category 'weighting' to make popular (most edited, most viewed) pages more prominent and easier to find