I'm not able to reproduce your problems. The "not found" error is most probably caused by an invalid URL. Try http://www.libervis.com/modules/wikimod/index.php?page=NewPage instead. However, as you've protected that module, I can't test it nor verify the other bug mentioned.

As for CamelCase in general, WikiMod only accepts keywords which satisfy the following conditions: (1) it consists of two or more words without intermediary spaces; (2) each word must consist of at least two letters, the first one upper cased the others lower cased; (3) to the left of the keyword must be a space or the very beginning of the line. Optionally a keyword may be followed by a number.

In fact, there isn't that much to be merged. As I see it, Wiwi is still mainly an enhanced version of WikiMod and includes (resp. will include) most or even all of WikiMod's functionality.

Opposed to Wiwi, I'll keep WikiMod as slick as possible. That means that if you need any more "extravagant" features (such as image upload, user comments or a WYSIWYG editor), you'll better help Xavier to fix those bugs you're talking about.

As for WikiMod's state of development: It is hibernating for the time being. As long as I haven't got any own XOOPS site, I'm not really working on it - except fixing bugs and occasionally implementing some functionality suggested by the users (as has happened now for XoopsCode support and the diff feature).

I just uploaded WikiMod v0.98 [28 KB]. It allows you to choose between its own markup and XoopsCode (with or without HTML).

Additionally, WikiMod now includes basic diff functionality, allowing the administrators to quickly view the changes between page revisions.

Further enhancements include a "Recent Changes" block and a fourth supported language: Spanish.

Adding XoopsCode support to WikiMod is actually pretty simple (and a good idea, as well). Within a day or two, a new version could be ready. Are you interested?