We would love to!!
I don’t know if it’s possible due to having a self-hosted instance (non customers), but our story with Discourse is so interesting that we publish it in a book about our culture and management (we can send to the 
team a free printed copy if you want but it’s written in spanish - it was published in january’15):
Translation:
[…] After a full year of time invested in a own development to make a Drupal adaptation to run as our internal social network, DavidGNavas insisted on proving that we should evolve to a recent-creation GPL software called Discourse. Hours of research led him to understand…
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…the advantages, features and how fast was the related community growing, so, after a test on a dedicated server, he showed that he was right. We decided to cut off the budget invested on Drupal and, overall, the emotional link with a project that we had been working for a year. […]
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Mentioned here on meta: better support for making groups of wiki authors. Nowadays you can set permissions for a category but it you make a post wiki-style, you get permissions based on trust-level. A good idea would be a mix: group of allowed authors that can edit a wiki post.
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Perhaps an avatar list of who have contributed to the wiki topic.
Various ideas from @sam in potencial plugins topic:
- An integration with a to-do app or an own to-do list.
- The reactions plugin. We have several topics about “who comes to a lunch with foo…?”
pd. we don’t have trouble with javascript/Android because our organization provide us an iPhone while we work here 