> do feel like in generally they require so much buy in from everyone, maintaining these pages has to be a constant priority. This is true of any system of kn

> do feel like in generally they require so much buy in from everyone, maintaining these pages has to be a constant priority. This is true of any system of knowledge sharing, even if it's in-person-watercooler chat. The hard part is getting people to do it, no matter what the system is. > This becomes a problem if multiple people leave at once or someone is very busy when expiration comes up and rubber stamps the renewal with outdated information... The only solve for multiple people leaving at once is to ensure that you have all of their knowledge documented ahead of time, and if you have that, you don't need anything like this. A tool or a process can't solve people problems. For outdated information, this is no worse than the confluence abyss that I've experienced in previous jobs.