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Socialtext 'officially' Open Source

Jeff BrainardJuly 30, 2007 - 10:35 AM

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Yesterday was an exciting day for Socialtext and Open Source developers around the world interested in wikis. The Open Source Initiative (OSI) officially approved the Common Public Attribution License (CPAL) for Socialtext's wiki software.

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The details of Socialtext's submission to OSI can be found here or you can visit the Socialtext Open site to download Socialtext's enterprise-class wiki software - now 'officially' Open Source - and participate in the growing Socialtext developer community.

You can also read recent coverage in eWeek, IT Business Edge and The Register.

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