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I may be installing The Everything System soon for an intranet type site. The Everything Engine is absolutly incredible, and AFAIK, perlmonks has even added upon its greatness with extra options, user settings, and features.

What features does perlmonks have that are not implemented in the Everything Engine?

Are there any features that monks here have developed that have made it back into the core of the Everything Engine?

So, is perlmonks superior to the Everything Engine?

-silent11

In reply to everything v. perlmonks by silent11

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