This sprung out of DavisWiki (<a href="http://daviswiki.org/" rel="nofollow">http://daviswiki.org/</a>). Poking around that site you find that the citizens have a sense of humor. Does <i>your</i> town have a Zombie Attack Response Guide?<p><a href="http://daviswiki.org/Zombie_Attack_Response_Guide" rel="nofollow">http://daviswiki.org/Zombie_Attack_Response_Guide</a>
Anyone want to help bootstrap a localwiki for Chicago? I've got 13k Chicagoland Twitter followers on @windycitizen we can set loose on it after we get the first 100 entries or so up.
Pretty cool, I'm setting up a VPS to test this out for a possible San Diego wiki. Definitely would need some help with administration and populating it with content though, if anyone's interested.<p>Edit: Temporary home here - <a href="http://173.255.215.222/Front_Page" rel="nofollow">http://173.255.215.222/Front_Page</a>
Looks good. Just a couple questions:<p>From a quick look over the documentation I could see this is built with postgres and python/django, but I didn't notice which versions (nor a roadmap to see if there would be a future transition to python3). Is there any chance you could clarify?<p>Also, considering its geographic focus, maps seem to be an important part, but I didn't notice any maps in the Davis install. Is there already, or planned, integration with Open Street Maps? From a quick search I found there is a django module for OSM[1], so I was just curious what the plans are in that regard.<p>[1]<a href="https://bitbucket.org/ikks/django-cms-osm" rel="nofollow">https://bitbucket.org/ikks/django-cms-osm</a>
(shameless plug)<p>My site, www.lokusapp.com is a similar project, with more integration with social features among other differences. It's still in beta stages, but any input would be appreciated.