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We use MediaWiki, it works for us just fine

I always enjoy reading essays that make me feel unconformable, it usually means that the author is forcing me to think.

Finance and HR are seen as an integral part of the company, IT is seen as a vendor. It is very much and patron-client relationship, when it should be a partnership

I couldn't agree more, I searched for "dog" and I had to scroll and scroll and scroll to get to my results.

Also, the line "Tags used to be all over the place", trips me up when I scan/read it.

I found that YUI Grids CSS to be very easy to use and extremely robust. Honestly, the fact that they do graded browser support is the main reason I use them.

Throughout university you could not of convinced me that I would be a morning person. But once I got into the real world (aka corp gig) I realized that I was most productive in the early hours of the morning, my job required me to get up early. Now I have totally embraced the morning as my "getting stuff done" time. I have more energy and time, I won't be going back to the night owl lifestyle anytime soon.

I enjoy using photoshop, it allows for you to easily switch up designs, a lot faster than handcoding. Plus if you using it with ImageReady to slice and dice it into HTML. You can't beat it for quick prototyping

I use Google docs.

A separate doc for each idea and a master doc with each idea being a quick one line summary. It sounds like a lot of work about it allows you to quickly scan your ideas, looking for patterns or possible solutions to problems. And it really doesn't take that much maintenance