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by kevingoslar
2992 days ago
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In addition to the right culture, great platforms enable great ecosystems. I have found that putting everything as Markdown on a collaboration platform like Github/GitLab works really well and enables collaboration in a number of ways: - people don't feel awkward to modify other people's content because there is a collaboration and review process in the form of pull requests - you can assign different people to oversee different parts of the knowledge base. They make sure the organization of the knowledge base doesn't get messed up by reviewing changes of other people to it. - you can keep others in the loop about important updates (big and small) by tagging them in pull requests - verification can be automated via bots and CI, for example using https://github.com/originate/text-runner |
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