[polote]

Notion is a not a good tool to create a knowledge base, the same way Google drive is a not a good tool to create a knowledge base.

If you think a bit more, notion is more or less a Google drive with smileys. Which is not a critic.

[bobbylarrybobby]

That Notion 1. Naturally embeds documents within other documents (and not within some containing folder) and 2. makes linking to other documents seamless, makes it a totally different beast from google docs

[porker]

What have you found is a good tool to create a knowledge base, at a small to medium sized company?

[maccard]

With all it's warts, confluence is pretty good. It's not good software, it runs like ass, has a crappy markdown editor. But it supports attachments, has a great jira integration, solid-ish markdown rendering, hierarchal pages, multiple projects, separated viewing and editing paradigms. But it's still confluence.

[noahtallen]

A WordPress website with Jetpack search is surprisingly good — we use something like that at Automattic. All long-lived documentation goes in the “fieldguide” website, and it’s open (and encouraged) for anyone to add or edit pages.

[polote]

Confluence, the product is very far from perfect, but still does the job well. I'm working on building the perfect knowledge base tool, but that would be for big companies

[gravity13]

I've seen good use with Slab