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> the latter of which is not what Notion is good for at all why?

• calvinmorrison 4y ago
  Especially since you can share notion webs publically per page. Perfect for latest documentation, job postings, etc.
  • waboremo 4y ago
    Depends what kind of documentation. General team docs? Yeah great those barely change. Same with job postings, outside of an "active" toggle, there's not much that changes for them. Everything else? You waste too much time dealing with notion lag. A lot of the integrations also suck and are far too limited in what they do. One final note on docs, one of the best moves in recent years is expressing difficult concepts through interactive content. Notion cannot handle this at all. Static or nothing on notion!
• waboremo 4y ago
  A couple reasons. It's operationally too slow, and when you're working on teams (larger than 1 per role), this makes notion a hassle to update. For devdocs, the larger developer community has already rallied around open source tools that provide easier management through github. The current sharing options are also not good enough to support that use case. Essentially, the more you update a notion page, the more unbearable it gets.