Former Notion customer. It failed for reasons that I should have predicted: Your wiki is always destined to fail if you are never going to use it as part of yo

Former Notion customer. It failed for reasons that I should have predicted: Your wiki is always destined to fail if you are never going to use it as part of your daily ops. This is why our internal wiki with "Clickup" is working OK thus far. We use clickup because it allows us to create tasks from within our wiki and reference docs in our clickup wiki, and link the latter to tasks or even email chains. As long as someone organized is handling the doc repo and the wikis, its quite good. In summary. Its great for meeting agendas and opening epics or tasks during the meeting so there's accountability (no GDocs). Its great for doc repo that is "alive" to replace Gdrive. Its great to start customer comms (email outbound that threads inside Clickup) within tasks that themselves are referencing docs in clickup. You could also have a true HR / company policy wiki if you wanted, but we are too small for that. Instead we effectively have an OPS wiki. I think Clickup has found a great product market fit within the B2B space. It may even be great for B2C too. Full disclosure. We are a customer. We make no money from them in any way. I also bet that Clickup will eat Notion unless Notion does something dramatic.