Roberto+Bonilla

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Both were very very to set up. Creating an account was pretty much the same thing except that PB asks if you will create an account for business or education. They both ask what you would like to name your wiki then lead you to check your email. Inviting people is easy in both, but PB wiki allows you to control permissions and invite people as an administrator, writer, and a few other choices, but wikispaces doesn't do that. You can only invite as authors. Both are WYSIWYG, but some of the extra editing features come with a monthly fee in PBwiki. Editing is pretty standard and has similar interface as most word processing software. Both offer some form of templates as well as the ability to add code, but in PBwiki to make changes permanent, you have to pay. In PBwiki you can also add widgets. Wikispaces comes with a few styles for the headings. Wikispaces has a tab to the side for discussions outside the page while PB has room for comments. Both allow you to see history changes. In wikispaces, changes are highlighted. In PBwiki, notification of changes is done via email, unless changed in settings, while in wikispaces notification is done primarily by each user signing up for RSS feed. Media handing is easy for wikispaces. Just click insert image and it goes where your cursor is. No spell check available on the edit screen for either one.
 * Setup**
 * Invitations**
 * WYSIWYG**
 * Templates and Automatic Headings**
 * Automatic Comments**
 * History Page**
 * Notification of Changes**
 * Media Handling**
 * Spell Check**