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This method acts as a forcing function to do exactly that because he tells his team to "recreate the pages they thought were important". If an organization's Wi
by programmarchy 6y ago
This method acts as a forcing function to do exactly that because he tells his team to "recreate the pages they thought were important". If an organization's Wiki really is 75% irrelevant, unused, or incorrect, then a major correction is needed, and "declaring bankruptcy" seems like a good motivational tool to initiate a repair.
- JumpCrisscross 6y ago> a good motivational tool to initiate a repair The 75% of articles nobody reads aren’t a problem. The problem is the 20% of articles everyone reads of which 80% is outdated or inconsistent. This solution doesn’t solve that problem. The natural response to this policy is to copy and paste across resets. Not only does that do nothing useful, it risks adding more cruft.