I'm planning to use a wiki-style help system for my website. I've
considered using existing open-source wiki systems, but it would be too
much work to get them hooked up with my user system, etc. Like most
wikis, previous versions of articles will be stored. I'm looking for
ideas as to the best data structure for the previous versions (one table
for articles, and another for each version of them?). Also, any ideas
for having it not take up huge ammounts of disk space? Storing the
difference between the next version and the old one, perhaps?
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