I came across System.Threading.Interlocked recently. Handy class for performing some basic threadsafe operations. Not sure of performance implications, but I'd much prefer correct and not super fast than super fast and incorrect.

I've just started hacking skin support into RikWik:Goomburra. I'm aiming at making the skin support compatible with DotNetNuke so you can take advantage of all the existing skins available there. Initial investigation looks promising, though some elements don't translate well from a portal to a Wiki.

Just a quick link - the non-admin wiki (http://nonadmin.editme.com/) has some useful stuff for running (and developing) as a non-admin. I still wish there was an easier way to get an administrator instance of explorer running. Currently I use runas to fire up Internet Explorer and then browse locally.

In other news, I'm almost ready to deploy a new version of RikWik. The new version is almost a complete rewrite (or at least I started a new solution and ported the old code bit by bit while adjusting). It has made some considerable improvements which really makes it stand out architecturally from other wiki implementations. For a bit of fun I've decided to start codenaming my projects - so stay tuned for when www.rikware.com starts running RikWik: Goomburra. Special points to the first person to correctly identify where I got the name from_{entries not accepted from people who I've already told}.