I think a good solution is to have both a wiki and a blog. They serve different needs. Wiki is for maintaining information that can later be updated. New pages

I think a good solution is to have both a wiki and a blog. They serve different needs. Wiki is for maintaining information that can later be updated. New pages can start very short, or maybe just a list of links; you will expand them later, or maybe not. Blog is where you write something when you have a coherent message, and then the article becomes read-only, a part of history. In the past I would have added "forum" as a third category, but these days it is probably better to use an existing platform. You need to go where other people are, unless you want to become a full-time moderator of your own forum. What else is there? Sometimes you want to make an interactive application. Or maybe upload some photos (but you could also do that in a blog or on a wiki). An alternative approach would be to only install a wiki, and implement the blog on it, e.g. using pages like "2023-01-20" for blog articles.