SAP, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, and Omidyar participated in the Series C funding round that brought in the cash, according to Matt Marshall.  One potentially troubling detail is the fact that Intel Capital, which had previously invested money, did not show further financial interest, but $9.5 million is $9.5 million.

Also, in relation to the change in CEO, we should point out that Lee’s replacement of Ross Mayfield was planned – Mayfield himself started advertising for a new CEO more than three months ago, and he’s staying on with the company.  So all appears to be well at Socialtext, which focuses on enterprise wikis.

In the future, it looks like Socialtext will remain intent on making wikis work in the business world.  As part of this process, it’ll undoubtedly be looking for new customers, but in a blog post, Lee invited “suggestions, feedback, constructive criticism, and whacky ideas,” as well.

At the moment, I can only think of one: update the “About The Company” page so that Mayfield is no longer listed as Socialtext’s CEO.