I would have loved to train an LLM on my old technical blog. In my last job, I used a blog to write informal reports. I set pretty loose rules for the blog for

I would have loved to train an LLM on my old technical blog. In my last job, I used a blog to write informal reports. I set pretty loose rules for the blog for my team. We would post meeting minutes, outage postmortems, scripts, tricky one-liners, general lessons learned, and so on. We used SharePoint, which is kinda meh but it works. The "Alert Me" feature in SharePoint made it easy to subscribe my teammates to the blog via email, so you got the benefits of email (push notifications) without the drawbacks (employee mailboxes are unsearchable once they leave). I believe email contributes to this tacit ("tribal") knowledge that the OP names. I think my blog went a long way to counter this effect. A major goal in our blog posts was to capture the "why" behind our decisions. Often, we fail to remember the nuances of our own decisions in hindsight. I always thought it was important to name our present priorities and known-unknowns.