AlphabetDP(a)aol.com wrote: The 32k warning is specifically about browsers that cut off edited text at 32k (old Netscape, IE on the Mac, some others perhaps). This is only a warning, however, and not a limit in the wiki. Theoretically the maximum size of a wiki page in MediaWiki is 16 megabytes (stored in a MEDIUMTEXT column). I wouldn't recommend you actually approach 16mb, though. :) Naturally, the longer pages get, the slower it will be to deal with them and the more disk space is required to store them. If you have a strict memory_limit set in PHP, very long pages may simply kill the script. Note that currently we don't have diff-based storage; when you make a change to a page the entire previous revision is stored in whole. (Consider enabling $wgCompressOld if you have zlib support in PHP; this will reduce old text requirements by roughly half.) -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)