Today Traction Software released TeamPage 3.8, an enterprise blog and wiki solution...

...In short, TeamPage 3.8 does the following:

• Eases the process with which to link, moderate and organize remote collaboration. This is accomplished with a pretty new GUI that non-devs can easily navigate.
• Updates to the most updated version of your wiki pages without inhibiting the work of multiple editors. And whatever recent version of a page you’re seeing, the system will maintain full referential integrity and cross-wiki project name aliasing, combined with page name and content history. That means you don’t lose the work you did after the CEO freaks out and deletes all your edits.
• Helps you follow compliance requirements (ding-ding!).
• Makes it easy to blog in the same context at which you conduct wiki-style page editing. Your blog and wiki can live under the same name space, or you can create unique spaces for each.
• A handy-dandy page-locking feature. Recall your edit-crazy CEO. Wouldn’t you just love to lock him out? (Don’t tell him we said so, but with TeamPage 3.8, you can.)