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Sharepoint cannot even be referred to as a wiki (at least what I've seen, it's an MSOffice document store with some clumsy shared-edting kludged on). Confluenc
by krupan 11y ago
Sharepoint cannot even be referred to as a wiki (at least what I've seen, it's an MSOffice document store with some clumsy shared-edting kludged on).
Confluence used to have regular wiki syntax plus WYSIWYG for non-geeks, but the non-WYSIWYG appears to have been killed off completly. It's till a wiki, but barely.
- jason_s 11y agoYou can use either Atlassian markup or Markdown to edit Confluence pages, it just takes a few extra keystrokes and I can't remember how to do it right at the moment. Not a piece of cake like Github/Stackoverflow, but at least it's possible.
- provemewrong 11y agoSharepoint does have "wiki pages" feature among other things, but I agree that its usual use case is shared document storage.