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Everything is hard at scale. You have to be pretty big scale before some of that stuff starts to matter (some of course matters at smaller scales)
by bawolff 2y ago
Everything is hard at scale. You have to be pretty big scale before some of that stuff starts to matter (some of course matters at smaller scales)
- starkparker 2y agoWhile that's not wrong, the wiki loop of frequent or constant, unpredictably cascading content updates, with or without auth and sometimes with a parallel structured data component + cache and job queue maintenance + image storage + database updates and maintenance becomes a significant burden relatively fast compared to a typical CMS.
- RheingoldRiver 2y agoAlso don't forget that any large gaming wiki will want significant amounts of either Cargo, Semantic MediaWiki, or (god forbid) DPL