Hello,<br><br>I have been putting a lot of time into researching and testing wiki's to use for a work and document collaboration intranet for our non-profit organization that has highly non-technical users.&nbsp; After tested hosted wikis and installing about 4 different wikis (mediawiki, pmwiki, wikkawiki, etc) on our hosted web server (
<a href="http://startlogic.com">startlogic.com</a>), and not being happy, I tried a <a href="http://xwiki.com">xwiki.com</a> wiki and I like the functunality and features.&nbsp; It does not seem possible to install xwiki on a hosted web server (correct me if I am wrong) , so I have some questions about the free xwiki I am currently using:
<br><br>1.&nbsp; How much storage space does it offer per file and for the the whole wiki?&nbsp; What other limits are there to the free version?&nbsp; As an under-funded non-profit we are unable to afford a professional hosted version.
<br><br>2.&nbsp; I am a big fan of hosted services (gmail, salesforce, writely, etc.) but <a href="http://xwiki.com">xwiki.com</a> is not quite that large and known of a service host.&nbsp; If we actually decide to built our intranet on 
<a href="http://xwiki.com">xwiki.com</a>, will we run into problems with downtime?&nbsp; How high are the risks of the servers being shut down and losing all critical data?<br><br>3.&nbsp; Currently we are without time or resources to setup our own server, but eventually may want to set up our own server to run it.&nbsp; Will it be possible to port our hosted xwiki onto our own server without losing data?
<br><br>Thank you so much for your help on this matter<br><br>-- <br>Ryan Wood<br><a href="http://www.absoluteontheweb.com">www.absoluteontheweb.com</a><br><br>