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We also use confluence, but its irritating as hell having no easy way to see how recent subsections of each page are. Is this info good or bad? The page was up
by wokwokwok 8y ago
We also use confluence, but its irritating as hell having no easy way to see how recent subsections of each page are.
Is this info good or bad? The page was updated yesterday, but this part was written two years ago.
Worse, its down to arbitrary decisions by individuals what goes where, and search for answers and you get... surprise! Old pages no one wants to delete 'just in case'.
I think the real value here is that old answers are still important, but maybe they're not the right answer any more.
Confluence (and the wiki format in general) just fails time and time again at offering relevant timely information.
I get it, its like source control; just delete that stuff and update the page, its still in the history... but people just dont.
- dmitriid 8y agoHow is Stackoverflow for Teams going to be any better? One of the biggest problems SO sites have is the prevalence of outdated info no one will ever update or remove.
- sytse 8y agoWe use a static website. That way you can do a git blame to see what line was last updated when. And it allows for separating the change from the approver.