Our employee and Mayflower Fellow Thorsten Rinne develops and maintains in his sparse free time a popular FAQ management system called phpMyFAQ. Its current release is V1.6 (see press coverage on golem.de) and phpMyFAQ is licensed under MPL. Popular users of phpMyFAQ are: Stanford University, Apple, the German telecommunication company Arcor, some big E-Commerce company, Knorr Bremse AG and others.
The CVS source tree is hosted at our dev platform thinkforge.org which I mentioned in another post.
phpMyFAQ is available in 30 languages, including Chinese, Arabic and of course German. Supported databases are MySQL (3.23 series to 5.1 series), IBM DB2/Cloudscape/Apache Derby, Microsoft SQL Server, SQLite, Sybase, PostgreSQL and MaxDB (experimental). The development team consists of 7 passionated developers.
ironically, the site doesn’t seem to have a FAQ section ;)
And note that you should not put „PHP“ in a software name, acording to the license : http://www.php.net/license/
The PHP License applies only to code derived from PHP licensed code. phpMyFAQ doesn’t use code licensed under the terms of the PHP license (which is the C code of the interpreter an some PEAR packages) but only code written by a phpMyFAQ contributor or a package with an phpMyFAQ-compatible license.
The fact that pmf uses the PHP interpreter doesn’t make it derived work from the C source code of the interpreter.