A forum makes an excellent tool for this sort of thing. Content is wll organised into topics and threads, and each person can easily contribute. If you implement Active Forums then it will also handle the issue of uploading images as you can limit image size and number per post and it also resizes on upload.

A forum moderator can update one post a the top of each thread with the most relevant information from that thread. Alternatively you could create actual web pages and summarise the forum threads into those.

The problem with a Wiki is the lack of discussion functionality... it inevitably requires a forum as well.. and that creates a break in the workflow.

Rob

There are going to be loads of details to consider.

Personally I don't believe in automated content creation. It always fails. You just can't beat the ability of a human to filter and summarise a pile of content into something useful and succinct. Teh idea what people will come and create valuable content just doesn't happen. All you get is a mess that needs to be turned into valuable content. That's what I meant with creating separate pages to serve as the end-location for all of the discussion and input.

That said, the end-location could also be a purposefully-managed module such as the Wiki, or you could also look at Ventrian's Property Agent. That is designed for organising entries that have consistent feature-sets, in the way that houses have x bathrooms and x bedrooms, and cars have x cylinders and x doors. Each entry has a small gallery as well.

It all depends what the data is, how it needs to be organised and found again. Perhaps there's an example of something similar on the web that you can look at and use a a basis for requirements.

Rob