MooTools (http://mootools.net) contains all the capabilities of jQuery and Prototype.js, together with a very impressive class system which allows for better modularity in your code. It has a very supportive community and is being constantly developed. You might also want to read Aaron Newton's long post comparing jQuery to MooTools: http://jqueryvsmootools.com/
That being said, you'll find much more people fluent in jQuery or Prototype.js than in MooTools.
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MooTools (http://mootools.net) contains all the capabilities of jQuery and Prototype.js, together with a very impressive class system which allows for better modularity in your code. It has a very supportive community and is being constantly developed. You might also want to read Aaron Newton's long post comparing jQuery to MooTools: http://jqueryvsmootools.com/
That being said, you'll find much more people fluent in jQuery or Prototype.js than in MooTools.
Yes, Aaron's post is a very good read. I still went with jQuery nonetheless.