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There's also the wonderful org-roam-ui which provides a React-based interactive graph of all your nodes for browsing and editing in the browser. The maintainer

• kkfx 5y ago
  Emacs is a classic desktop, so not a multi-user environment, of course is perfectly capable of networking but in the classic sense, no central point, no "server" etc. So org-roam notes are personal notes, your own digital information from mail to feeds, passing through financial transactions, attached files, ... there is not use-case for sharing, it's not a wiki. However you can export certain notes to html (eventually selecting them out of org-ql queries) and such html can be a page of a wiki, a page whose source can be in a git repo with push and pull to keep it up to date, but that's not a pre-coocked thing, it's just easy to do since all ingredients are already made. You can for instance export toward GitIt wiki, or hack DokuWiki mode etc, being inside Emacs makes things far easier.