The Catalyst-powered MojoMojo wiki/CMS is the most complex open-source Catalyst application to date. Its developers thought it deserved a Wikipedia page, and several of us added a list of features, brief history, and external references.

On 2009-Feb-28, Wikipedia editor AbsolutDan flagged the MojoMojo article for deletion. Since then, AbsolutDan has continued the argument war on the article deletion page, all this while the Wikipedia pages for primitive and abandoned wiki software projects (e.g. DidiWiki) lie untouched. Other Wikipedians, some with nothing better to do than delve into the wonders of astrology, have jumped on the bandwagon and voted for the deletion of the MojoMojo page.

Is Wikipedia afraid of MojoMojo?

In reply to Is Wikipedia afraid of MojoMojo? by dandv

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