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 ==== What is Geeki Geeki? ====
 
-GeekiGeeki is yet another fork of PikiWiki.  Its most important feature is of course the GuruMeditation alerts :-).
-It can also use [[http://git.or.cz/ | git]] or any other SCM of your choice as a versioning backend.
-
+GeekiGeeki is a minimalistic wiki with a  [[http://git.or.cz/ | git]] backend,
+a high features/complexity ratio and a clean syntax similar to WikiCreole.
 Check the EditingTips to get an idea the supported wiki syntax.
 
+GeekiGeeki is a descendant of PikiWiki, like MoinMoin, and it is written
+in Python.
+
+== Features ==
+
+ * Git versioned backend
+ * Interfaces with Gitweb for history browsing, RSS...
+ * Consistent use of CSS for easy theming
+ * Pluggable macros
+ * Page includes (templates with parameters coming)
+ * Usable for blogging
+ * Directory listing
+ * [[Picture]] gallery
+ * Easy to interface with other SCMs through a glue script
+ * User accounts supported through HTTP basic auth done by web server
+ * Per-page ACLs
+ * Simple title and full text search
+ * Easy CGI installation (no WSGI, mod_python, FCGI...)
+ * Fast!
+ * Only 800 LOCs!
+ * GuruMeditation alerts :-)
+
 ==== Download ====
 
 ===== Source repository ====
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  * clone the git repository anywhere you like
  * edit **wiki_apache.conf** to adapt it to your system, and move or link it to your Apache configuration directory.
  * customize the wiki through geekigeeki.conf.py
- * Create a git repository for your wiki:
+ * create a git repository for your wiki:
  {{{
  mkdir data
  cd data
@@ -64,5 +85,5 @@ git checkout {tree-ish}
 
 Please send your patches!  See the GeekiGeekiToDo list for ideas.
 
-Bugfixes and cute hacks welcome.  BloatWare ''will'' be rejected: this is
+Bugfixes and cute hacks welcome.  BloatWare //will// be rejected: this is
 a minimalistic wiki, damn'it!