[Lexicog] Collaborative lexicography software?

[Nicholas THIEBERGER]

You could look at http://www.matapuna.org/

It says :
he M®°t®°puna Dictionary Writing System is a 
free, easy to use, web-based, multi-user, 
multilingual dictionary writing system. It is 
currently being used to compile Te Taura Whiri i 
te Reo M®°ori / The M®°ori Language Commissions 
monolingual dictionary of the M®°ori language.

The system assists with many aspects of 
lexicography, including team collaboration, 
routine error and consistency checking, corpus 
searching, publishing, and progress monitoring in 
addition to the traditional headword and entry 
management.

The M®°t®°puna Dictionary Writing System was 
developed jointly by Dave Moskovitz of Thinktank 
Consulting Limited and Te Taura Whiri i te Reo 
M®°ori / The M®°ori Language Commission in 
Wellington, Aotearoa / New Zealand. It won the 
2004 New Zealand Computerworld Excellence Award 
for use of IT in Government. It is a Free and 
Open Software System distributed under the GPL 
version 2 license, and registered with 
Sourceforge.

If you have any questions about the software that 
are not answered on this site, you can contact 
Dave for further information. If you're 
interested in learning more about the Monolingual 
M®°ori Dictionary, contact Waitangi Teepa.

At 3:52 PM +0000 14/4/08, Vincent Isles wrote:
>I'm wondering if there is a web-based collaborative lexicography
>software which I can install in a webserver, and which automatically
>manages users and privileges?
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>Ideally the package should also output a SF formatted file which I can
>open using Toolbox.
>
>Any pointer to the correct direction will be appreciated.
>
>--Vincent Isles
>http://eduphil.org
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