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Personally, I find the free built-in version to be far short of good enough.

• macspoofing 6y ago
  Fair enough. But this raises another problem for me .. there's just so many wikis out there! At our company, we have: - SharePoint Online/Office 365 wiki - Teams channel wiki - Confluence - Zendesk wiki Do we really need another wiki? Wikis are built into everything these days.
• GordonS 6y ago
  I've actually used the wiki built into Teams, and honestly, it's crap. I used only the web version, and it was an extremely frustrating experience. Copy and paste seldom works as expected, with text in the page/section often permanently ending up an odd size/font. Once you have more than about 10 words in a page, performance crawls practicality to a standstill, and there are multi-second pauses very frequently. Every so often it would randomly reload the page, losing anything you'd typed recently. Also, images you insert will randomly disappear at a later date. Literally cannot understand how they could release something so fatally broken. And it doesn't support markdown, which is a total no-go for me[0] [0] it converts "#" to level 1 and level 2 titles, but that's it. And even that only works as expected half the time