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== Features of a Good Knowledge Base == | == Features of a Good Knowledge Base == | ||
| − | * It's the Source of Truth. Social consensus | + | * It's the Source of Truth. Social consensus and commitment regarding its purpose and location: |
** "We will all start at the URL to learn what we need to know." | ** "We will all start at the URL to learn what we need to know." | ||
** "We will invest in keeping information accurate and concise." | ** "We will invest in keeping information accurate and concise." | ||
* Pages have short friendly unique URL. You can easily share them. For example, this page's URL: | * Pages have short friendly unique URL. You can easily share them. For example, this page's URL: | ||
| − | ** | + | ** https://wiki.klenwell.com/view/Epistemology |
* Content is easy to add and modify. It is also easy to link pages together. | * Content is easy to add and modify. It is also easy to link pages together. | ||
* Functional syntax that makes it easy to adopt and create basic components: sections, links, lists, bold/italics | * Functional syntax that makes it easy to adopt and create basic components: sections, links, lists, bold/italics | ||
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* Microsoft Sharepoint | * Microsoft Sharepoint | ||
* Anything on Facebook | * Anything on Facebook | ||
| − | * Twitter Threads | + | * Twitter or Slack Threads |
Latest revision as of 14:44, 10 June 2022
Overview
Epistemology is "the branch of philosophy concerned with knowledge". I'm interested more practically in how to effectively make sense of things and share information socially or within organizations. I think wikis are especially useful. Why? Because they make information transparent, accessible, and allow it to be easily updated and shared.
Features of a Good Knowledge Base
- It's the Source of Truth. Social consensus and commitment regarding its purpose and location:
- "We will all start at the URL to learn what we need to know."
- "We will invest in keeping information accurate and concise."
- Pages have short friendly unique URL. You can easily share them. For example, this page's URL:
- Content is easy to add and modify. It is also easy to link pages together.
- Functional syntax that makes it easy to adopt and create basic components: sections, links, lists, bold/italics
- It can have a WYSIWYG toolbar, but that should not be the primary mode of formatting/editing.
Examples of a Bad Knowledge Base
- Microsoft Sharepoint
- Anything on Facebook
- Twitter or Slack Threads
