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Wiki Tips

Creating or maintaining a wiki? Here you will find tips to keep your wiki running at its full potential.

  • Don't restrict your Wiki to approved authors-only. Some of the best contributions will come from your member base and some will even come from anonymous posters.
  • Delete useless pages. Wikis can easily become cluttered with new user "test pages".
  • Don't be afraid to ask from help. If you need help with a page or section, your contributors or potential contributors may need someone to call it out.
  • If you need Wiki help be sure to check out Wetpaint Central


Here are some spots for sharing your advice and lessons learned. Help a newbie wiki-<wo>man and post your suggestions, advice, and guidance.


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When managing the wiki content, I suggest....

When deciding the install wiki software for your enterprise, I suggest...




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