On 5 Dec 2008, at 14:01, Kyle Waters wrote:
Why use a wiki when there are so many better options for collaborationand/or group content management?Because they are dead simple to learn and use. There's nothing simpler than the pile of papers on your desk or bunch of electronicdocuments on your desktop, but wiki comes close and allows everyone tosee what you wrote. If the documents you are creating are a central part of your job and you have the time to train everyone on a realCMS, then you probably should. But simplicity is a real advantage ofwiki.How about Google Docs?I hate doing things externally.
I mentioned Google Docs as an example of a better solution, not to suggest that you actually use Google's version of it to host corporate files.
Perhaps I am inept or have been prone to great wiki misfortune, but every wiki I have interacted with has been a navigational, structural, and usability nightmare.
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